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A new rule could allow one department secretary to ban certain tech buys
A new proposed rule from the Commerce Department would allow its secretary to intervene in risky tech acquisition.
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Here’s how a national intelligence watchdog is improving AI oversight
The ICIG’s semiannual report laid out how the IG office is adapting to AI oversight.
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This Senate bill helps states with cybersecurity
The bipartisan bill, if signed into law, would facilitate joint cybersecurity exercises between the federal government and state and local governments.
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Here are the Trump statements Amazon cites in its JEDI protest
Amazon is pointing to at least four incidents as evidence of unfair treatment as it protests the award of the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud.
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How the FCC’s new ban on Huawei benefits the military
5G technology will introduce new cybersecurity risks to U.S. networks. Here’s what FCC did to minimize that risk.
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Top official departing Homeland Security’s cyber unit
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is going to have to replace a top official in an election year.
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Can the federal government be sure its AI isn’t biased?
The White House released a progress report on the federal government’s artificial intelligence research.
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When it comes to 5G, Army says ‘show us what you have’
With 5G expected to become more widespread, the Army is exploring how the new hardware could improve global asset management, “smart depots” and augmented or virtual reality.
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Information sharing is critical. So will DHS fund it in 2020?
Three Senate Democrats are concerned that the Department of Homeland Security’s cyber unit won’t provide adequate funding to an information sharing program with less than one year until the 2020 presidential election.
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Does the federal government need a 5G coordinator?
A bipartisan group of senators called on the White House to name a 5G coordinator to tackle what lawmakers described as an “unprecedented security challenge” presented by the new technology.
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A new rule could allow one department secretary to ban certain tech buys
A new proposed rule from the Commerce Department would allow its secretary to intervene in risky tech acquisition.
-
Here’s how a national intelligence watchdog is improving AI oversight
The ICIG’s semiannual report laid out how the IG office is adapting to AI oversight.
-
This Senate bill helps states with cybersecurity
The bipartisan bill, if signed into law, would facilitate joint cybersecurity exercises between the federal government and state and local governments.
-
Here are the Trump statements Amazon cites in its JEDI protest
Amazon is pointing to at least four incidents as evidence of unfair treatment as it protests the award of the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud.
-
How the FCC’s new ban on Huawei benefits the military
5G technology will introduce new cybersecurity risks to U.S. networks. Here’s what FCC did to minimize that risk.
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Top official departing Homeland Security’s cyber unit
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is going to have to replace a top official in an election year.
-
Can the federal government be sure its AI isn’t biased?
The White House released a progress report on the federal government’s artificial intelligence research.
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When it comes to 5G, Army says ‘show us what you have’
With 5G expected to become more widespread, the Army is exploring how the new hardware could improve global asset management, “smart depots” and augmented or virtual reality.
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Information sharing is critical. So will DHS fund it in 2020?
Three Senate Democrats are concerned that the Department of Homeland Security’s cyber unit won’t provide adequate funding to an information sharing program with less than one year until the 2020 presidential election.
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Does the federal government need a 5G coordinator?
A bipartisan group of senators called on the White House to name a 5G coordinator to tackle what lawmakers described as an “unprecedented security challenge” presented by the new technology.
-
A new rule could allow one department secretary to ban certain tech buys
A new proposed rule from the Commerce Department would allow its secretary to intervene in risky tech acquisition.
-
Here’s how a national intelligence watchdog is improving AI oversight
The ICIG’s semiannual report laid out how the IG office is adapting to AI oversight.
-
This Senate bill helps states with cybersecurity
The bipartisan bill, if signed into law, would facilitate joint cybersecurity exercises between the federal government and state and local governments.
-
Here are the Trump statements Amazon cites in its JEDI protest
Amazon is pointing to at least four incidents as evidence of unfair treatment as it protests the award of the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud.
-
How the FCC’s new ban on Huawei benefits the military
5G technology will introduce new cybersecurity risks to U.S. networks. Here’s what FCC did to minimize that risk.
-
Top official departing Homeland Security’s cyber unit
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is going to have to replace a top official in an election year.
-
Can the federal government be sure its AI isn’t biased?
The White House released a progress report on the federal government’s artificial intelligence research.
-
When it comes to 5G, Army says ‘show us what you have’
With 5G expected to become more widespread, the Army is exploring how the new hardware could improve global asset management, “smart depots” and augmented or virtual reality.
-
Information sharing is critical. So will DHS fund it in 2020?
Three Senate Democrats are concerned that the Department of Homeland Security’s cyber unit won’t provide adequate funding to an information sharing program with less than one year until the 2020 presidential election.
-
Does the federal government need a 5G coordinator?
A bipartisan group of senators called on the White House to name a 5G coordinator to tackle what lawmakers described as an “unprecedented security challenge” presented by the new technology.
