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DISA Europe Prepares for AI and Modern Warfare

The agency is examining further data management.

Col. Tilisha Lockley, USA, commander of the Defense Information Systems Agency speaks December 5 at AFCEA’s TechNet Transatlantic conference in Frankfurt, Germany.

Optimism About Cyber Workforce Advancements

Experts see some inroads being made in developing the U.S. cyber workforce.

Workforce gaps still exist, but cyber experts speaking at AFCEA’s TechNet Transatlantic conference on December 4 have cause for optimism.

It Is Time To Strengthen Multinational Defense Approaches

The digital battlefield is shaping the need for different thinking about coalition battle.

Vice Adm. Thomas Daum provides a keynote presentation to attendees in Frankfurt at AFCEA’s TechNet Transatlantic conference on December 5.

U.S. Army Officials Launch New Way to Constantly Monitor Risks

Personnel roll out the framework to their “continuous authority to operate” pilot programs.

Authority to Operate (ATO) certifications don’t address the vigilance that officials need when it comes to monitoring risks. The Army hopes the Continuous Authority to Operate, or cATO initiative, solves this issue.

U.S. Central Command Employs Large Language Model-based Artificial Intelligence

The so-called CENTGPT platform is bringing key tools to the operational environment.

A U.S. Air Force combat systems officer from the 73rd Special Operations Squadron showcases a 105 mm cannon on an AC-130J Ghostrider to other U.S. service members at Al Udeid Air Base, Qatar, June 28, 2023. The U.S. Central Command, whose area of responsibility is the Middle East, is employing large language models, a type of artificial intelligence, to some of its processes. U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Leon Redfern

New Breed of Computers May Evolve From Live Cells

The NSF is funding exploration of a new frontier with organoid research.

The National Science Foundation’s BEGIN OI projects are intended to advance the design, engineering and fabrication of organoid systems capable of processing information dynamically while interfacing with nonliving systems. Credit: U.S. National Science Foundation

Six Teams Awarded Grants Aimed at Bolstering the National Security Workforce

The $750,000 in prize money will go toward personnel who proved to have potential to help adults develop critical skills needed when working in national security.

The QuantHub team makes growth level during the “Building an Adaptive and Competitive Workforce” competition.

The Air Force’s Work To Create the Information Warfare Operations Center Advances

Putting a suite of sophisticated information warfare into the operations of all its major commands will help the service position itself against its adversaries.