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Cyber Threat Intelligence Fights Fraud, Waste and Abuse

Big data is the government's most lethal weapon.

Cyber threat intelligence may be helpful in countering government fraud, waste and abuse. Credit: Shutterstock

Network Automation Brings Federal Agencies Closer to AI

Automation enhances network efficiency.

Government network automation paves the way for artificial intelligence and machine learning. Credit: Shutterstock

Unified Platform Unifies Cyber Warfighting

Technology provides military with increased speed, agility and precision.

Rear Adm. Timothy White, USN, commander, Cyber National Mission Force, U.S. Cyber Command, shares feedback with students attending the Joint Cyber Analysis course at the Information Warfare Training Command (IWTC), Corry Station, Pensacola, Florida. The Unified Platform will assist members of all services in securing networks by enabling cyber warriors to prosecute full-spectrum cyberspace operations. Credit: Glenn Sircy/Center for Information Warfare Training Public Affairs

Latest Leakers Are Canaries in Coal Mine

To improve information management, organizations must adjust to millennial mindset.

The millennial generation came of age when the ability to share information via technology was just beginning. Without guidelines, many began to share everything without regard of the consequences to themselves or others. Credit: GaudiLab/Shutterstock

DHS Tackles Emergency Communications Interoperability

Even as new technologies are introduced, the focus remains on human training.

A mobile intensive care unit paramedic communicates using a land mobile radio. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is working with the full spectrum of emergency responders to improve communications interoperability during disaster events.

DHS Builds Mobile Defenses

R&D is focusing on securing devices and applications.

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Hands-Off Weaponry Requires Hands-On Planning

As artificial intelligence revolutionizes warfighting, military leaders must recognize the ramifications.

The Uran-9 unmanned ground combat vehicle took part in the 2018 Moscow Victory Day Parade on Red Square earlier this year. Credit: Dianov Boris/Shutterstock.com

Cyber Resiliency a Feather in CROWS' Flight Cap

The Air Force office elevates cybersecurity analysis of weapon systems.

The KC-135 Stratotanker was originally used to support bombers of the Strategic Air Command. The midair refueling capabilities of the KC-135 allow fighters to spend hours instead of minutes on the front lines. The Stratotanker is one of the first weapon systems to be evaluated for cyber resiliency under the Air Force’s new methodology. Credit: Air Force

Three Steps to Prepare for IoT and Edge Computing

Federal agencies should act now to prepare for the future.

Edge computing and the Internet of Things have the potential to enhance government agility and efficiency. Shutterstock

Army to Issue Cyber Quest Report Soon

The experiment focuses on cyber situational awareness.

Soldiers assigned to the 3rd Cavalry Regiment, alongside Iraqi security forces, fire artillery at known Islamic State of Iraq and Syria locations near the Iraqi-Syrian border. The annual Cyber Quest experiment, which focused this year on cyber situational understanding, is designed to evaluate prototypical technologies and deliver systems to warfighters sooner. Army photo by Spc. Anthony Zendejas IV