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Internet of Behaviors' More Disturbing Trend

Experts explore the ethical applications of the IoB.

Adversaries such as China are employing Internet of Behaviors approaches on a wider scale. Shutterstock/Hugethank

Explainable AI Can Assist Internet of Behavior Efforts

Explainable artificial intelligence can help foster understanding.

With Internet of Behaviors approaches being used more and more to influence human behavior, adding in explainable artificial intelligence platforms can aid humans’ understanding. Shutterstock/Zentangle

DISA to Release Data Strategy Soon, Needs Industry Help

The agency is developing policies for enhanced data management and identifying necessary technical capabilities to support agency operations.

Michelle Lee, director, Threat Intelligence at Lumen Technologies (l) and Caroline Kuharske, acting chief data officer, Defense Information Systems Agency, converse during a sesison at AFCEA’s TechNet Cyber 2022. Photo by Michael Carpenter

DISA To Industry: Innovate, Yes; But Don't Have Us Buy Unneeded Widgets

Agency seeks different types of solutions—new and improved but also compatible with current inventory.

DISA officials discuss the agency’s priorities during a panel discussion at AFCEA’s TechNet Cyber 2022. Photo by Michael Carpenter

The Quantum Cryptography Conundrum

Time is of essence in preparing for quantum-resistant cryptography, leader says.

The Department of Defense needs to begin to prepare now for future quantum-resistent cryptological algorithms that will need to be quickly upgraded into existing IT infrastructure to protect against adversarial decryption, warns Deepak Seth, DISA’s chief engineer, Emerging Technologies Directorate. Photo by Michael Carpenter

Adversarial Artificial Intelligence Is Real

Threat detection tools can be used maliciously.

Emerging leaders in industry discussed the trends influencing the future of artificial intelligence in the cyber realm during a panel discussion at AFCEA TechNet Cyber 2022 in Baltimore. Credit: Fit Ztudio/Shutterstock

Know Thy Spectrum, Experts Say

It’s more important than ever, and knowledge about it may be a game changer.

Panelists discussing spectrum challenges at TechNet Cyber 2022 are (l-r) Christopher Argo, Defense Spectrum Organization; Brig. Gen. Darrin Leleux, USAF; Vernita Harris, DISA; David Tremper, Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Acquisition; and Brian Hermann, DISA. Photo by Michael Carpenter

Building Innovation Takes a Village

Colorado organization unites key technology, defense and industrial-related companies.

The Colorado Springs-based nonprofit engagement organization known as The Smalls works with businesses and government organizations such as the Defense Department-sponsored Colorado Procurement Technical Assistance Centers to help companies procure federal, state and local government contracts. Credit: The Smalls

Utah State and Space Dynamics Lab is Providing Satellite Technology Support to the Air Force

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6 Series: Tailored Command Posts and Data Endurance

Cloud experimentation enables mobile, agile and dispersed operations.

Soldiers with the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) use a Boeing CH-47 Chinook helicopter to slingload an M777 howitzer during air assault training at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. The 101st is experimenting with cloud computing for tailored command posts. Credit: Photo by: Sgt. Marcus Floyd