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The Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency has revealed that its National Background Investigation Services Program Management Office is making its product roadmap available to customers and stakeholders in the defense and federal sectors. The
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The U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground, or YPG, is advancing practical artificial intelligence use through its data architecture to support the post’s testing missions. The unit is continuing to develop its AI
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The boards and other leaders of private sector companies could foster a culture of cybersecurity within their respective organizations by ensuring that chief information security officers possess sufficient influence and resources to
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Precision Talent Solutions, or PTS, has unveiled its yearly report on the important events and trends transforming the national security and defense environments. The 2024 Year in Review edition covers topics like NATO,
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The Department of Labor has appointed senior IT leader Lou Charlier as acting chief information officer. The U.S. Federal CIO Council announced Charlier’s appointment in a LinkedIn post published Tuesday. In this
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The Department of Homeland Security has released a new resource designed to help federal, state and local government officials improve service delivery through the responsible use and deployment of generative artificial intelligence,
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The Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration announced that it completed the last production unit, or LPU, of the B61-12 Life Extension Program, or LEP, on Dec. 18. What Is B61-12
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The U.S. Army has started preparing for the second stage of its Armored Formation Network on-the-move, or AFN OTM, pilot to determine the network technologies best suited for mobile operations. With support
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Hemlock Semiconductor has been awarded $325 million in direct funding by the Department of Commerce for the construction of a hyper-pure polysilicon manufacturing facility. The Commerce Department said Tuesday the investment, made under
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The Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory is developing a miniaturized cellular system prototype designed to enable warfighters and first responders to stay connected in remote areas and challenging conditions. The Laurel, Maryland-based research
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