The Federal Communications Commission has voted to close loopholes associated with its list of telecommunications equipment barred from entering the United States due to national security concerns. According to the agency’s Tuesday
The General Services Administration has entered into an agreement with Google to accelerate the adoption of cloud and artificial intelligence across government. The agency announced Thursday that Google will provide access to
MoreThe Department of Energy’s Office of Inspector General has warned that the DOE has yet to address a number of previously identified cyber vulnerabilities. In its report published Tuesday, the OIG said
MoreThe U.S. Army is developing a new procurement model for its planned tactical radio modernization. Army Futures Command’s Maj. Dominic Adams, requirements development branch chief, and Col. John Harrel, capabilities manager of
MoreThe Government Accountability Office has called on the Office of Management and Budget to either designate the implementation of a framework designed to enhance the transparency of federal spending on IT as
MoreThe Defense Information Systems Agency plans to expand its Joint Enterprise License Agreement, or JELA, program to save taxpayer dollars. In an interview with Breaking Defense, David White, JELA program manager at
MoreAn upcoming strategy will accelerate the process by which the Department of the Navy can extract insights from data and transform them into new tactics and technologies, according to Stuart Wagner, chief
MoreThe National Institute of Standards and Technology has published a concept paper and proposed action plan for Special Publication, or SP, 800-53: Control Overlays for Securing AI Systems. NIST Publishes Guide for
MoreThe Department of Homeland Security has received over 100,000 applications from Americans who want to become Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. The government recently removed the age limits for applicants and is
MoreThe Department of Energy has named the companies that will participate in the Reactor Pilot Program, which aims to accelerate the testing and deployment of advanced reactor technologies. As part of the
MoreSpecial operations forces, or SOF, will test the Wearable All-hazard Remote-monitoring Program, shortened to WARP, a device that can monitor vitals and warn command posts when an operator is exposed to dangerous
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