Intelligent Automation Month
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How the U.S. Space Force can modernize at a smarter pace
Modernizing space programs while maintaining operations is one of the most challenging things, and rings true for the U.S. Space Force.
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How ATO as code can reduce this compliance burden
OPM’s Dan Jacobs and stackArmor’s Gaurav “GP” Pal led an ACT-IAC team to develop a maturity model to help agencies implement authority to operate as code.
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NASA’s digital transformation has a cultural side
“A huge part of what we’re doing with digital transformation is leaning in on how we can drive efficiency, effectiveness,” said Krista Kinnard.
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Get your nominations in for the Oscars of federal technology transfers
“Technology’s changed quite a bit since the 80s. In 2024, we had 32 award winners we recognized from eight federal agencies,” said Jesse Midgett.
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NASA develops an in-house team for the tricky information technology projects
“We want to accelerate missions, and we do so by bringing human centered design and advanced modern digital techniques to the agency,” Shawn Chittle said.
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Feds take the plunge into immersive technology
“There are cybersecurity and privacy requirements that you have to meet, and that can sometimes be an issue,” Brian Bothwell said.
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How risk prioritization and automation can shape the future of federal cybersecurity
Federal agencies face a formidable challenge in navigating the deluge of emerging vulnerabilities while managing the remediation of existing ones.
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DoD has a new marketplace for the latest agile software tools
The military runs on software and many units have adopted the latest techniques for continuous delivery of secure code. One program supporting is Platform One.