The intelligence agency is looking for industry to present capabilities to enhance national security.
Intelligence Blog
Taking a Byte Out of Cyber Crime
May 7, 2019
Cyber-related attacks are becoming a greater part of the FBI’s portfolio, leader says.
NSA Releases the Dragon
April 8, 2019
The National Security Agency is now sharing the source code of Ghidra, its reverse engineering tool for cybersecurity.
NGA Offers Geomagnetic Data Collection Contest
March 21, 2019
The intel mapping agency hopes that the challenge, now open through May 16, will spur innovation.
U.S. Marshals CIO Stresses Mobile Platforms, Other Advancements
March 6, 2019
The federal agency is looking to digital capabilities that help aid the capture of fugitives and transport of prisoners.
Intel Community CIO calls for Urgency
March 5, 2019
U.S. adversaries are quickly developing cyber-related technologies, at the same time that they are pursuing conventional arms and space capabilities.
Intelligence Strategy Outlines Measures for a Complex Threat Environment
January 31, 2019
To combat adversaries’ threats, the intelligence community needs to sharpen its actions, ODNI report states.
Dan Coats: U.S. Faces Toxic Mix of Threats
January 29, 2019
Cyber, artificial intelligence and nuclear, chemical and biological weapons of mass destruction top the intelligence community's technological threat list.
IARPA Issues Two Technology Challenges
January 9, 2019
IARPA announces two new technology challenges: one for measuring the performance of credibility assessment tools, another for automated video monitoring.
IARPA Interested in Deep Learning, Portable Cooling
January 9, 2019
IARPA has released two RFIs: one for classified machine learning and deep learning research and another for innovative cooling technologies for portable devices such as cellphones.
An EPIC Ending to Intelligence App Challenge
September 19, 2018
A challenge to develop an app to help the intelligence community tap open-source information ultimately led to software featuring a neural network approach to predict social unrest.
Russia Looms as Major Threat, Say Service Intelligence Chiefs
September 5, 2018
China is on the rise, but Russia is building an efficient military to challenge the United States worldwide, say U.S. service intelligence chiefs.
Disinformation Is a Never-Ending Story
September 5, 2018
Nations are lining up to influence U.S. information through modern propaganda and disinformation activities. A public-private partnership will be necessary to mitigate effects, but roles remain undefined.
Technology Both Empowers and Undermines National Security
September 4, 2018
A variety of adversaries are menacing the United States through technology innovation. That same approach may be the U.S. solution to their threat.
U.S. Intelligence Community Faces Four Major Challenges
September 4, 2018
Economics, crime, terrorism and technology form the basis of four major challenges confronting the U.S. intelligence community. The world has become a more dangerous place.
A Cash Award for the Best Intelligence App
August 22, 2018
The AFCEA EPIC APP Challenge seeks a solution to a pressing problem facing the intelligence community: anticipating events. But potential contestants have only until midnight, August 23, to enter for a $3,000 cash prize.
Social Media Helps Detect Nuclear Agreement Violations
July 23, 2018
A new computation model combines disparate and often incompatible data sets.
High Hopes for New Background Investigation System
June 6, 2018
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The new government-wide system, called NBIS, aims to greatly improve federal background investigations, says DISA’s Vice Adm. Norton.
Open-Source Vies for Dominant Role
April 3, 2018
The more intelligence changes, the more it needs changing.
All That's Old Is New Again
March 30, 2018
A combination of global instability, rising authoritarianism and democracies in retreat may lead to more dangerous situations than those faced during the Cold War.
