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How WebRTC Can Benefit the Department of Defense

Open-source code connects unified communications systems.

The U.S. Defense Department has started to integrate unified communications into its Everything Over Internet Protocol strategy, but a wide range of computing platforms, telecommunications systems and other collaboration technologies result in a web of technologies that cannot integrate or interoperate. Credit: geralt/Pixabay

Dan Coats: U.S. Faces Toxic Mix of Threats

China, Russia, North Korea and Iran are predicted to expand cyber operations.

Dan Coats, director of national intelligence, released today the intelligence community’s annual threat assessment, which lists cyber, artificial intelligence and weapons of mass destruction as some of the top technological threats. Credit: geralt/Pixabay

Prioritizing Cybersecurity Eases Modernization

Government IT managers should consider four points for a smooth modernization journey.

When it comes to IT modernization, agencies often set their sights on adopting next-generation technology, but cybersecurity must be a priority. Credit: PIRO4D/Pixabay

Four Ways to Improve the Acquisition Process

Picking up the pace of innovation means streamlining acquisition.

Delivering innovative technologies into the hands of warfighters requires streamlined acquisition processes. Photo by Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Drake Nickel

DISA Targets Emerging Technologies

The agency's new EM Directorate aims to streamline innovation.

DISA Director Vice Adm. Nancy A. Norton, USN, presents Steve Wallace with his promotion certificate as he takes over the agency’s newly created Emerging Technology (EM) Directorate.

Cyber Needs to Be Integrated, Not Treated Uniquely

Speaker gives overview of national defense cyber strategy.

Dennis A Crall, USMC, principal deputy cyber advisor, Office of the Secretary of Defense, speaks at CERTS.

Filling the Growing Cyber Workforce Gap

Diversity, job training and lifelong learning are keys to success.

Rob Joyce, senior cyber advisor to the director, NSA, talks about the cyber workforce shortage at CERTS.

Shaping the Quantum Computing Future

Sandia National Labs announces four quantum research projects.

Research at Sandia National Laboratories may help shape the future of quantum computing. Credit: TheDigitalArtist/Pixabay

Future Network Defense Needs Self-Healing AI Systems

Data accuracy and integrity will be crucial to effective cybersecurity.

The Automated Virtual Agent for Truth Assessments in Real Time, developed at San Diego State University, can detect changes in physiology and behavior during interviews with travelers. Photo by Aaron Elkins

Information Warfare Requires Personalized Weaponry

A digital alter ego could protect individuals in the never-ending cyber war.

The ability to create a digital alter ego would put control of sharing personal information in an individual’s hand. Artificial intelligence within the device also would warn an owner when data is likely disinformation aimed at influencing behavior. Credit: sdecoret/Shutterstock.com