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Disinformation in the Age of AI
CISA tackles election security against AI threats with training, policy and international cooperation to combat misinformation.
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AI as an Insider Threat
As AI grows in use, national security data could be at risk of compromise.
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President's Commentary: It's Not Top Secret That Intelligence Needs More Resources
New threats are emerging constantly, old threats are becoming more serious, and capabilities menacing national security are increasingly innovative.
On Point: Q&A With Brig. Gen. Kevin Nally, USMC (Ret.)
Brig. Gen. Kevin Nally, USMC (Ret.), U.S. Secret Service chief information officer, served as the Marine Corps director of command, control, communications and computers, chief information officer, and Marine Corps Cyber Command deputy commander.
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Seeing Is Believing For Artificial Intelligence
Several IARPA programs apply machine learning to improve perceptual processing.
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How to Checkmate IoT Attacks
A multipronged strategy outsmarts hackers.
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Communications Security Monitoring Can Reduce Insider Threats
The adage is true: What’s old is new again, and while we think the technology of today might cure the ills of yesterday, some problems persist. It might be time to explore how methods that helped isolate insider threats from history can succeed in protecting modern infrastructure.
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The Efficiency of Defense Department Information Technology Spending
Any aggregation of computers, software and networks can be viewed as a “cloud.” The U.S. Defense Department is actually a cloud consisting of thousands of networks, tens of thousands of servers and millions of access points. The department’s fiscal year 2012 spending for information technologies is $38.4 billion. This includes the costs of civilian and military payroll as well as most information technology spending on intelligence. The total Defense Department cloud could be more than $50 billion, which is 10 times larger than the budget of the 10 largest commercial firms. So, the question is: How efficient is the Defense Department in making good use of its information technology?
Expert: Intel Community Needs to Stabilize Reliance on All Disciplines
“We need to find the middle and do the middle well,” former ambassador says.
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Combatant Commands to Host Data Analytics Teams
Artificial intelligence and analytics aid JADC2.
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