Ted Kaouk, chief data officer and director of the Division of Data at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, will assume additional responsibilities as CFTC’s first chief artificial intelligence officer. In this capacity,
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The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s Microsystems Technology Office will host an open house event on June 4 to familiarize government and industry partners with its mission and ongoing efforts to develop
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U.S. agencies and those from allied countries have released a fact sheet titled “Defending OT Operations Against Ongoing Pro-Russia Hacktivist Activity” to warn critical infrastructure organizations regarding recent cyber operations carried out
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V2X has secured $75 million in contract awards to further develop chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear threat detection and response systems. Under a potential five-year, $50 million project, V2X said Wednesday it
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The Department of Energy has released a report that identifies 10 categories of artificial intelligence applications for critical energy infrastructure and a set of four risk categories. The 10 categories outlined in
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Chris Bates has been selected as the first chief information security officer of SandboxAQ. In his new role, Bates will work to ensure that SandboxAQ’s data, communications and intellectual property are secure while
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The Defense Information Systems Agency has revealed a new strategic plan identifying the agency’s priorities for fiscal years 2025-2029. The strategy, titled DISA Next, includes a wide range of objectives for maintaining cyber
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The U.S. Marine Corps has established a new center at its headquarters in Quantico, Virginia, that will first prioritize the rapid development of counter-unmanned aerial system technologies, Breaking Defense reported Tuesday. The
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The Biden administration has initiated a series of actions aimed at accelerating the environmental review and permitting process for clean energy and critical infrastructure projects. Among the initiatives are the implementation of
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The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office seeks input from the public about how artificial intelligence might impact evaluations when determining whether an invention could be patented under U.S. law. The USPTO said
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