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DISA to Launch Pacific Network Operations Security Center
DISA is expanding network visibility, cyber defense and coalition interoperability with a new regional security operations center.
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Special Ops Forces Confront Resilient Network Challenges
Resilient networks, actionable data and interoperability with allies help U.S. forces maintain command and control in contested environments.
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PQC is Not a New Problem, But It Could be a Now Problem
The speed of quantum development alongside SI algorithms has military leaders more concerned about the migration to PQC.
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PACOM Looks to AI Agents for Faster Intelligence, Targeting
Military intelligence leaders outline plans to integrate AI agents, automate targeting processes and improve decision speed across the Indo-Pacific.
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Unifying DOW’s Learning Management System
DOW's Sarah Nather discusses how eLMS is streamlining training, tracking skills gaps and strengthening workforce readiness.
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Pentagon's BOND Eyes Private Sector Talent to Transform Cyber
Industry rotations, apprenticeships and academic partnerships are helping the agency strengthen its cyber workforce and close skills gaps.
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DISA Eyes Faster Cloud Deployments for Combatant Commands
The agency's cloud broker is enabling faster cloud deployments across its services and is expecting to roll out new features.
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Artificial intelligence continues to transform how federal agencies operate and serve the public. The AI Summit 2026 brings together federal AI leaders and industry experts to explore the opportunities and challenges of scaling AI responsibly across missions. Learn MoreDeploying Agentic AI Across Government
Learn how federal agencies are governing, securing and scaling agentic AI tools.
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Government Prepares for a Post-Quantum Future
New White House directives are accelerating the federal government’s transition to post-quantum cryptography while advancing broader quantum innovation. As agencies inventory cryptographic assets, modernize legacy systems and develop enterprise-wide migration strategies, leaders are laying the foundation for a more resilient cybersecurity posture in the quantum era. Download the Free e-Book-
Federal Call Centers Embrace AI
Federal leaders are using AI and other technologies to manage growing call volumes, prioritize requests and improve the caller experience.
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TEFCA Expansion Drives New Opportunities for Secure Health Data Exchange
Federal and industry leaders discuss TEFCA's growth, faster disability decisions, data security and health care cybersecurity resilience.
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Preparing for PQC Migration at Federal Agencies
NIST, DOW and industry leaders discuss how agencies can prepare systems, prioritize risks and scale the transition to post-quantum cryptography.
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CBP’s Approach to Better Government Services
CBP leaders explore how human-centered design, grassroots innovation and technology are transforming government service delivery.
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This National Lab is Using Multi-Agent AI to Accelerate Scientific Discovery
SLAC’s John Sarrao details how AI is accelerating materials discovery and reshaping collaboration across national labs and federal agencies.
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Treating Data as a Utility to Streamline Veteran Services
The agency views its approach to data strategy as a utility to improve veteran services across the enterprise.
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How CDM Is Evolving to Counter Emerging Cyber Threats
CISA’s Acting Associate Director for Capacity Building and CDM Program Director discusses how the program is now tackling threat mitigation.
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The Cybersecurity Nightmares Threatening Modern Organizations
Cybersecurity leaders examine the hidden threats facing organizations, from shadow AI and legacy systems to alert fatigue, analyst burnout and emerging AI risks.
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Keeping Aging Federal Systems Running Amid OT Vulnerabilities
A techno-thriller novel highlights how organizational silos can become critical infrastructure vulnerabilities in the AI era.
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One Year Later: Agencies Turn AI Action Plan Into Federal Programs
Since the White House released its AI strategy, federal agencies are deploying tools and programs to expand AI capabilities.
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Why Federal Tech Leaders Are Wearing Many Hats
Combining senior tech roles can streamline decision-making, but experts warn limited time and resources may hinder execution.
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