Digital Modernization: Automation

Cyber incident reporting requirements for critical infrastructure companies and other federal cybersecurity provisions were left out of this year’s NDAA.

The Office of Management and Budget released the annual Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) guidance with a focus on risk-based, data-drive decisions.

Modernizing technology to keep pace with mounting data and document processing needs is imperative to better serve and protect constituents.

The JAIC has helped the military services and defense agencies build capabilities and promote adoption to accelerate the adoption of AI across every aspect of the military’s warfighting and business operations. It’s now actively seeking the best way to solve problems. Underlying those operations and warfighting challenges is, of course, data.

HySpecIQ claims it is now positioned to become the world’s leading provider of space-based hyperspectral imagery. To find out more, I spoke with the company’s senior vice president of product and sales Tim Abbott.

DHS is setting minimum cybersecurity standards for critical companies in the transportation sector, with potentially more requirements on the way.

Doctrinal and policy changes mean – down at the function levels of government – activities and supporting technologies must adapt too. According to Jim Carlini, the chief technology officer at Leidos, broad-based integrators and technology vendors are working to ensure their products and services match this emerging need.

As government agencies shift to the zero trust model to combat evolving cyber threats, a primary focus should be on removing data silos