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What the DoD Can Learn from Netflix and Mazda

Could the Simian Army protect the F-35?

Netflix’s Simian Army of software production tools offers a potential model for the Defense Department to mimic. Credit: Wiratchai wansamngam/Shutterstock

SIGNAL Executive Video: Data Access Is a Key Tool for Modern Organizations

A skilled workforce also helps to manage, crunch information.

Access to large amounts of data and the ability to analyze and model it is now becoming increasingly available to medium and small sized organizations. Credit: bleakstar/Shutterstock

Naval Expeditionary Command to Receive Small Arms Simulator

Conflict Kinetics Corp., Sterling, Virginia, is awarded a

The Circuitry Supply Chain Offers its Own Vulnerability

The necessity for motherboards may outweigh chip requirements.

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Machine Learning Enables Improved Radar Performance

A unique algorithm incorporates data about a radar’s sensing environment.

Applying machine learning to radar simulations has achieved radar performance improvements, researchers find. Shutterstock/your

Institute to Accelerate AI Expects Early Advances

Artificial intelligence tackles tough scientific questions.

Scientists at a National Science Foundation-supported institute for accelerating the use of artificial intelligence for scientific research intend to deploy an AI-based alert system to aid the detection of major cosmic events. MoVille/Shutterstock

Reworking the Working Capital Fund Can Save Cyber

Defense Department research and development is hindered by archaic rules.

Competitions and other extensive exercises are part of the trainings that cyber officers receive. Credit: Master Sgt. R.J. Biermann

Hacking Poses Risks for Artificial Intelligence

Even without access, hackers can poison data and sabotage algorithms.

Artificial intelligence (AI)/machine learning (ML) is especially susceptible to hacking and can be attacked even without access to the computer network it runs on. Credit: Shutterstock/Sasun Bughdaryan

Directorate Aids AI Adoption for Homeland Security

An artificial intelligence implementation plan looms.

The Department of Homeland Security’s Science and Technology Directorate is publishing an artificial intelligence and machine learning implementation plan and building a community of interest to foster adoption of the technology across the department. Credit: sdecoret/Shutterstock

Learning Lessons at the Edge

A technologist studying a confluence of technologies presents an interesting future edge computing environment, if we can pay attention.

Eng Lim Goh, a senior vice president and chief technology officer, artificial intelligence, at Hewlett Packard Enterprise, addresses the Rocky Mountain Cyberspace Symposium 2022.