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DOD Formally Adopts Five Ethical Principles for AI

The U.S. Department of Defense officially adopted a series of five ethical principles for the use of artificial intelligence.

Dana Deasy, the Defense Department’s CIO, speaks at AFCEA’s 2018 Defensive Cyber Operations Symposium in Baltimore. Credit: Michael Carpenter

Encrypted Data Prevails in Innovation Showcase

Concurrent coding protects all the information in one fell swoop.

Judges and competitors gathering after the latest AFCEA innovation shark tank are (l-r) Robert Osborne, CTO of IMPRES Technology Solutions; judge Glenn Hernandez, national director of U.S. Cyber Challenge; judge Col. Laurie Moe Buckshot, USA (Ret.), president and CEO of Corvus Consulting; Nicholas Edwards, founder and CEO of winning company TunnelVue; Robert Stewart Jr., president and CEO of Federal Government Experts; and judge Bob Gourley, co-founder and CTO of OODA LLC.

DOD Releases Digital Modernization Strategy

Defense Department’s latest IT-related strategy emphasizes cloud and cognitive computing

Dana Deasy, the Defense Department’s CIO, pictured speaking at AFCEA’s 2018 Defensive Cyber Operations Symposium in Baltimore, is stressing the role of cloud and artificial intelligence as part of DOD’s new Digital Modernization Strategy. Credit: Michael Carpenter

The Navy Kicks off Artificial Intelligence Cybersecurity Prize Challenge

The $100,000 contest is looking for nontraditional partners to submit solutions.

The Navy is pursuing machine learning-based cyber security through a new $100,000 prize challenge. Credit: U.S. Navy illustration by Frances Zukowski

OSD's Research and Engineering Office is Ready for Innovation

The office is seeking industry solutions for the Defense Department’s modernization priorities.

As the Office of the Undersecretary of Defense for Research and Engineering (R&E) pursues DOD’s modernization priorities, such as fully networked C3, microelectronics, space and cyber space offense and defense capabilities, it is looking to the industry for innovative solutions. Credit: Shutterstock/Gorodenkoff

AFCEA Shark Tank Chooses Company Specializing in Industrial IoT Device Security

The latest round of the association’s innovation competition selects Xona Systems’ cyber security solutions for critical infrastructure.

Bill Moore, founder of Xona Systems, hears the announcement that the judges in AFCEA International’s Innovation Shark Tank Series have selected Xona as a finalist. The company offers cybersecurity measures for so-called Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) devices. Credit: Elizabeth Moon

Diverse Communications, Networks Vital for Pacific Information Security

Putting all data eggs in one basket is a major hacker aid.

Speakers at a TechNet Asia-Pacific 2018 panel on achieving cyber resilience in the Indo-Pacific region are (l-r) Jodi Ito, ISO, University of Hawaii; Vice Adm. Nancy Norton, USN, director, DISA and commander, JFHQ DODIN; Jeff Watkins, Commercial Solutions for Classified, NSA; and John Zangardi, CIO, DHS. Credit: Bob Goodwin Photography

White House Announces DHS CIO Nominee

Acting Defense Department CIO to move to Homeland Security.

John Zangardi, who has been picked as the next chief information officer for the Department of Homeland Security, closes out AFCEA's Defensive Cyber Operations Symposium.

Data Deluge Poses Problems

Intelligence leaders look to industry for solutions.

DIA Director Lt. Gen Vincent Stewart, USMC, who was recently tapped to become U.S. Cyber Command’s deputy commander, says analyzing and distributing the growing amount of data the intelligence community collects is a constant challenge.

Sponsored: Attackers Leverage Non-Malware Attack Methods

Increasingly, cyber attackers have been utilizing "non-malware" attack methods, including Excel, PowerShell and DNS, to target vulnerable organizations.