All of the federal government’s initiatives and resources around artificial intelligence can be accessed under one top-level domain. | Continue reading
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is looking to defend machine learning tools against outside manipulation. | Continue reading
Poor credential management could let bad actors enter secure buildings, lock doors and download or change federal employee and contractor data. | Continue reading
The Homeland Security Department’s cybersecurity office issued an emergency directive requiring agencies to secure their Domain Name System infrastructure. | Continue reading
Moscow is starting to put financial and logistical muscle behind its efforts to develop artificial intelligence. | Continue reading
Americans do not favor strict limits on facial recognition technology, according to a new national survey. | Continue reading
The software allows the FBI to go through video surveillance footage much faster than agents can. | Continue reading
It also would require the director of National Intelligence to rethink the SF-86 form and process. | Continue reading
An inspector general report found Border Patrol officers didn’t follow standard procedures during device searches, mostly because those procedures weren’t clearly laid out. | Continue reading
The software company is expanding its work into 10 more U.S. states. | Continue reading
Since its rollout this summer, the biometrics program is finding more success at land borders than airports. | Continue reading
The city wants to attract digital nomads. | Continue reading
Just six months into the project, VA’s most important modernization effort is getting more expensive. | Continue reading
The intelligence community’s research arm is upgrading SCIF security to protect against threats from personal devices and sensors. | Continue reading
After two years, the NSA finished rebidding its “Groundbreaker” program and is beginning work on a secretive new set of communications contracts. | Continue reading
This marks the sixth Defense Department bug bounty. | Continue reading
The defense agency awarded a contract to develop a tool that scours the internet for dormant online armies. | Continue reading
Airport officials rolled out the system expecting to increase security and decrease boarding times. | Continue reading
The U.S. and four major allies warn new legislation might be necessary to ensure law enforcement can access communications. | Continue reading
The FBI wants artificial intelligence tools that can ID people with burnt, cut or otherwise altered fingerprints. | Continue reading
After three days of operation, Washington Dulles International Airport’s biometric cameras identified a man allegedly attempting to use someone else’s passport to enter the U.S. | Continue reading
International travel at the Mineta San José International Airport has doubled in recent years. | Continue reading
A combination of factors will see federal agencies trying to spend as much as 40 percent of their budgets in the final two months of the fiscal year. | Continue reading
The Defense Department’s research arm is working on a project that connects human operators’ brains to the systems they’re controlling—and vice versa. | Continue reading
Large-scale quantum computing could be just five years away. | Continue reading
Is cloud more secure than traditional government data centers? The CIA seems to think so. | Continue reading
The National Security Agency is all-in on cloud. | Continue reading
The IC is exploring whether polymers could be the future of data storage. | Continue reading
Documents indicate the Army’s National Ground Intelligence Agency aims to provision secret and top secret cloud services from the Amazon-developed C2S Cloud. | Continue reading
The Pentagon’s JEDI cloud will be designed to store the government’s most sensitive classified information, including nuclear secrets. | Continue reading
The Veterans Affairs Department will press on with its electronic health records contract without a permanent secretary or chief information officer. | Continue reading
Is quantum computing the next big thing? Energy thinks it may be. | Continue reading
The IRS’ Individual Master File may be the oldest IT system in government and its failure could disrupt tax processing nationwide. | Continue reading
Congress and watchdogs have been warning the IRS to upgrade its systems for years. | Continue reading