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Software transparency is key to effective government risk management
Software Bills of Materials, of SBOMS, are not an end in themselves, but a means to software transparency.
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How government contractors can harness artificial intelligence
For example, companies that follow the Jobs to Be Done (JTBD) framework in engaging clients can leverage AI to better understand client preferences.
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Biden campaign joins TikTok amid warning of national security concerns
Both the FBI and the Federal Communications Commission have warned that TikTok owner ByteDance could share user data with the Chinese government.
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How to maximize impact in the next phase of zero trust
Federal agencies face a September deadline to implement the cybersecurity architecture.
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Biden unveils $5 billion commitment for computer chip R&D
The National Semiconductor Technology Center is being funded through the CHIPS and Science Act.
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US cybersecurity agency hires to support state, local elections
The new federal employees will be based throughout the country and join other staff already conducting cyber and physical security reviews.
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Bridging the trust gap: Using AI to restore faith in democracy
The federal government will spend $74 billion next year on IT.
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AI companies to start safety test reports under Defense Production Act
The Biden administration also is looking at congressional legislation and working with other countries and the EU on rules for managing the technology.
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Software transparency is key to effective government risk management
Software Bills of Materials, of SBOMS, are not an end in themselves, but a means to software transparency.
-
How government contractors can harness artificial intelligence
For example, companies that follow the Jobs to Be Done (JTBD) framework in engaging clients can leverage AI to better understand client preferences.
-
Biden campaign joins TikTok amid warning of national security concerns
Both the FBI and the Federal Communications Commission have warned that TikTok owner ByteDance could share user data with the Chinese government.
-
How to maximize impact in the next phase of zero trust
Federal agencies face a September deadline to implement the cybersecurity architecture.
-
Biden unveils $5 billion commitment for computer chip R&D
The National Semiconductor Technology Center is being funded through the CHIPS and Science Act.
-
US cybersecurity agency hires to support state, local elections
The new federal employees will be based throughout the country and join other staff already conducting cyber and physical security reviews.
-
Bridging the trust gap: Using AI to restore faith in democracy
The federal government will spend $74 billion next year on IT.
-
AI companies to start safety test reports under Defense Production Act
The Biden administration also is looking at congressional legislation and working with other countries and the EU on rules for managing the technology.
-
Software transparency is key to effective government risk management
Software Bills of Materials, of SBOMS, are not an end in themselves, but a means to software transparency.
-
How government contractors can harness artificial intelligence
For example, companies that follow the Jobs to Be Done (JTBD) framework in engaging clients can leverage AI to better understand client preferences.
-
Biden campaign joins TikTok amid warning of national security concerns
Both the FBI and the Federal Communications Commission have warned that TikTok owner ByteDance could share user data with the Chinese government.
-
How to maximize impact in the next phase of zero trust
Federal agencies face a September deadline to implement the cybersecurity architecture.
-
Biden unveils $5 billion commitment for computer chip R&D
The National Semiconductor Technology Center is being funded through the CHIPS and Science Act.
-
US cybersecurity agency hires to support state, local elections
The new federal employees will be based throughout the country and join other staff already conducting cyber and physical security reviews.
-
Bridging the trust gap: Using AI to restore faith in democracy
The federal government will spend $74 billion next year on IT.
-
AI companies to start safety test reports under Defense Production Act
The Biden administration also is looking at congressional legislation and working with other countries and the EU on rules for managing the technology.














