MeriTalk
Latest News
-
As technology evolves, so too do the methods used by criminals. To keep pace with these increasingly sophisticated threats, law enforcement agencies are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to bolster their investigative capabilities.
- Pentagon Flunks Latest Audit, Eyes Report as Catalyst for Reform
- DoD Planning on More CX Leadership Roles, Toolkits
- Former NCD: Designating CI Sectors ‘Handicaps’ Resilience
- NIST Names Melissa Midzor Director of Comms Technology Lab
- House Passes Federal Supply Chain Security Bill; Senate Up Next
- Armis Tapped as Strategic Partner on ECS CDM Task Order
People
-
Federal Chief Information Officer (CIO) Clare Martorana confirmed today that she will step down from her post prior to the Trump administration taking over the reins of government on Jan. 20, and that Deputy Federal CIO Drew Myklegard will remain in place at the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) as acting Federal CIO after that.
Progress
-
Federal agencies face a pressing need to modernize their network infrastructures to support the growing demands of AI-driven operations and data-centric citizen services. With the increasing number of connected devices and the need for higher data capacity and network speeds, legacy networks are falling short.
At the Red Hat Government Symposium, we’ll examine how the decisions you make today – and over the next six to 12 months – will determine your mission success going forward. You’ll hear from Federal leaders across the civilian and defense sectors about how to navigate today’s critical pivot points – the technology and policy advancements that are foundational to tomorrow’s advantage.
Policy
-
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has released a set of voluntary recommendations for the secure development and deployment of AI for organizations at each layer of the AI supply chain: cloud providers, AI developers, and critical infrastructure owners – as well as the civil society and public sector.