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DHS Releases AI Roadmap for 2024

The Department of Homeland Security continues to explore artificial intelligence applications to ensure its safety for the American people.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection supports Super Bowl XLIX safety by using a nonintrusive inspection vehicle to review vehicles entering the Super Bowl area. Photo by Donna Burton

National Cybersecurity Strategy: Data Protection with Virtualized Security

Virtualized security can support the new national cybersecurity strategy goals.

Virtualized machines and networks need appropriate cybersecurity, which can be virtualized security. Virtualized cybersecurity does not replace or interfere with traditional cybersecurity measures but complements them. Credit: Quardia/Shutterstock

Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader? Probably Not

The annual Code-A-Thon brings together eight Virginia schools and dozens of students eager to learn about cybersecurity.

Tom Perry, president and CEO at VG Systems LLC—and the VASA Mission Director leads 5th grade students during the annual Code-A-Thon event, encouraging students to learn about cybersecurity and STEAM topics.

Industry: Act Now To Secure the Solutions You Offer the Military

Supply chain risks need to be abated.

Panelists at TechNet Emergence discuss supply chain security.

Preparing Systems To Support Digital-First Health Care Delivery

The Department of Defense’s Defense Health Agency must continue to find innovative information technology to support warfighters and their families.

To provide a digital-first health care delivery system, the Defense Health Agency (DHA) is considering emerging technologies, such as AI and machine learning. The agency annually hosts the Defense Health Information Technology Symposium to improve and share understanding of advancements. At the 2023 event, DHA and DoD health information technology officials examined artificial intelligence and machine learning applications for health care. Credit: U.S. Marine Sgt. Kenny Gomez/Marine Corps Recruiting Command

Wearables Turn Military Training Into a High-Tech Race

Wearables are redefining military training and health monitoring to potentially replace traditional testing systems.

The Health Readiness and Performance System, a bio-physiological monitoring device was tested during Exercise Talisman Sabre 2023 as a part of the Department of Defense’s Wearable Pilot Program in Brisbane, Australia, in July 2023. Credit: U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Timothy Hughes/Released

Pandemic Fighters

China's IoS: Internet of Soldier

Exploring Enabling Technologies in Military Agile Development

DevSecOps offers subtle shifts and major impact.

In the ever-changing domain of military technology, the Department of Defense constantly seeks innovative software development methodologies. Credit: Shutterstock/TippaPatt

Nurturing Enterprise Medical Solutions for Tomorrow

The Solution Delivery Division is looking to enterprise-wide solutions.

Soldiers and civilian personnel at Bayne-Jones Army Community Hospital celebrate the rollout of the Military Health System’s modernized electronic health record platform GENESIS. The Solutions Delivery Division at the Defense Health Agency is supporting the agency’s next big effort following the deployment of MHS GENESIS, Digital Front Door, which will allow patients to use their own devices as part of a mobile or at-home health suite of tools. Credit: Jean Graves, Medical Readiness Command