Many state chief information security officers say the increase in sophistication of cybersecurity threats is outpacing the amount of resources states are allocating to address them, according to the 2024 edition of
Michael Kruk has been named deputy director of the Technology Partnerships Office within the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The NOAA TPO said Monday that in his new position, Kruk will work to
MoreRob Schadey, acting deputy program executive officer for enterprise information systems at the U.S. Army, has accepted a new position as National Background Investigations Services program manager at the Defense Counterintelligence and
MoreThe Defense Innovation Unit, in partnership with the Air Force Research Laboratory, the Air Force Special Operations Command and the Air Force Operational Energy Office, has awarded multiple contracts to prototype technologies that could reduce
MoreResearchers from the National Institute of Standards and Technology and their partners from other institutions have demonstrated a chip that converts light into microwaves while reducing small, random changes in microwave signal
MoreThe Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity is seeking public input to determine the feasibility of creating a generative artificial intelligence model that, after being trained on relevant data, can produce novel products
MoreThe American public increasingly interacts with the U.S. government digitally and relies on digital media to access services and information, according to Federal Chief Information Officer Clare Martorana. For this reason, the
MoreThe Department of Veterans Affairs has issued a request for information to determine the availability of small business contractors that can support the capital planning and investment control, a.k.a. CPIC, tool used
MoreThe Department of Energy is calling for public input regarding the possible use of artificial intelligence to improve the U.S. electric grid infrastructure and help provide clean and resilient electrical power. The
MoreMarcela Escobar-Alava has been named the new chief information officer of the Social Security Administration, an appointment that goes into effect March 4, Nextgov/FCW reported Wednesday. Escobar-Alava is currently part of the
MoreDetroit-based national advanced materials manufacturing institute LIFT has launched a project led by aerospace and defense company RTX that aims to develop a tool that models the emergence of cracks and damage
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