Coast Guard to Field Insitu UAVs Aboard Nat’l Security Cutters
The U.S. Coast Guard plans to deploy small drones developed by Boeing's Insitu subsidiary onto four ...
Read moreDetailsThe U.S. Coast Guard plans to deploy small drones developed by Boeing's Insitu subsidiary onto four ...
Read moreDetailsThe Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command led 10 other commands in promoting the advantages of building ...
Read moreDetailsGeneral Services Administration officials said they plan to provide federal security officers hands-on training on the ...
Read moreDetailsThe Congressional Budget Office estimates that the federal government may spend up to $3 billion in ...
Read moreDetailsMembers of the National Association of State Chief Information Officers met with key federal agencies as ...
Read moreDetailsA bipartisan group of lawmakers reintroduced the Artificial Intelligence in Government Act to provide technical expertise throughout agencies ...
Read moreDetailsActing Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan said the Pentagon considers retention of cyber professionals a top challenge, ...
Read moreDetailsThe White House formed a new joint committee to lead the federal government’s efforts to address ...
Read moreDetailsThe U.S. Navy and Marine Corps are planning to acquire T-X trainer aircraft to replace the ...
Read moreDetailsThe CIA launched an “onion site” on the Tor network designed to strengthen online security by ...
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