By prioritizing skills over degrees, government agencies can significantly expand their talent pool and tap into a wealth of often-overlooked candidates.
While impersonation scams are not new, the trend has been further accelerated and made more successful due to advancements in generative AI technology.
Agencies need a threat-informed defense approach that leverages global adversary signals and early warning capabilities to defend against cyber threats.
According to Gallup, American have more confidence in small business than they do the police, public schools, the medical system, church or even our military.
Data scientists are essential as policymakers shape legislation around AI
Due to reports of questionable spending or behavior at meetings, agencies and departments imposed restrictions on spending and conference attendance.
The highly commercial nature of cloud services is pushing up against government-unique requirements, bringing the ASCEND BPA to a “fork in the road.”
Zero trust will continue to be a centerpiece of federal cyber strategies across government, and rightfully so.
As federal agencies ride the wave of digital transformation and embrace cloud services, the landscape of cybersecurity continues to present complex challenges.
We should demand that schools across the region have aggressive strategies that put numeracy at the center of the education agenda.
The U.S. strategy is offering a flexible framework that can swiftly adapt to the rapidly evolving AI landscape.
By harnessing data-driven decision-making, agencies can significantly enhance the quality and efficiency of services provided to citizens.
Jason Weiss, the chief operating officer of TestifySec, explains why CISA’s repository of software data must be more than ‘compliance theater.’
Water and wastewater facilities are easy targets for state-sponsored cyberattacks, presenting an unacceptable risk to the American public.
In its most simple form, consolidation is the concept of taking many tools and boiling them down into one platform.