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Strategic changes will preserve not just the Postal Service’s core mission but also an industry that accounted for fully 7% of US GDP in 2022, and the millions of jobs it supports.
As we navigate a landscape of evolving threats and heightened security needs, integrating AI-driven solutions in federal facilities is not just a forward-thinking move but a necessary evolution.
Jason Weiss, the chief operating officer of TestifySec and a former chief software officer for the Defense Department, explains why agencies need to change their approach to securing software and cloud services, FedRamp
Thanks to the executive order, 2024 will be a year when not only does AI adoption accelerate but so do initiatives to govern it.
Trey Hodgkins, a long-time federal procurement expert and now senior vice president at Phoenix Strategies, a government affairs firm, delves into what the recent artificial intelligence executive order means for federal contractors.
Mature AI technology blurs the line between a human and a bot.
On January 25, 2024, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) issued a memo to Chief Acquisition Officers and Senior Procurement Executives
The way you start to build a zero trust architecture is to work with the three horizontal pillars to define and restrict the protected surfaces around the data. If you can break into my IT architecture but cannot get to the data, I win; I’m not happy, but I still won. The answer is to reduce the protected surface for the data. Smaller is easier to manage and protect.
This decision, coming in the wake of a lawsuit filed in August 2023, demonstrates a responsiveness to the evolving needs and rights of all veterans.
When Congress established the TMF in 2017, it was hoped that action signaled the beginning of a long-term financial commitment to help federal agencies transition “from antiquated legacy IT systems to modern IT platforms” by providing upfront funding for modernization investments.
Given the significant implications for our supply chain and national security, policymakers need to decide on an approach and act.
Moe Jafari, CEO of Executive 1 Holding Company explains why the old model of pricing is not just obsolete, but completely counterintuitive.
This legislation comes at an opportune time: Cybercriminals are getting smarter by the day, carrying out more sophisticated attacks at a higher volume than ever before. As technologies like artificial intelligence continue to proliferate, and organizations become increasingly digitized, the risk of breaches resulting in material impact grows.
Some contractors are slowly reassessing spend in other areas of the company and applying larger budgets to future IT and cyber compliance. That way, the additional costs are not surprising once compliance is required.