The White House has called on artificial intelligence professionals to come up with new data and text mining processes to help answer key scientific questions about the new coronavirus. The call to action
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The Department of Commerce plans to have a new advisory committee in place before the end of March to kick off the development of the Federal Data Service aimed at improving federal data
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The Department of Health and Human Services experienced a cyber attack as part of a disinformation campaign that seeks to disrupt response to the coronavirus pandemic, Bloomberg reported Monday.
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The National Institute of Standards and Technology has issued a guidance for organizations seeking to “improve their supply chain risk management or third-party risk programs.”
More The U.S. Air Force’s 1st Space Operations Squadron has updated a ground system for a fleet of Northrop Grumman-built space surveillance satellites slated to expand later this year, C4ISRnet reported Sunday.
More The U.S. Space Force has declared operational capability of a new ground-based communications jammer designed to disrupt enemy satellite communications, Space News reported Sunday. Space and Missile Systems Center tested the L3Harris-made Counter Communications System
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The Air Force Research Laboratory has entered into an agreement with Antelope Valley College in California to encourage students in taking engineering studies.
More The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency advises organizations to bolster network protection as they adopt telework approaches due to the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak. Organizations must be aware of the increase of cyber vulnerabilities
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Edward Parkinson, formerly acting executive director at the First Responder Network Authority, has assumed the role on a full capacity.
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Mark Green, leader of the U.S. Agency for International Development, will step down from his position before the month ends, Politico reported Friday. Bonnie Glick, USAID's deputy administrator and a former foreign
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