NIST Explores AI’s Role in DevSecOps
Michael Ogata, Computer Scientist, NIST
The National Institute of Standards & Technology (NIST) is expanding its DevSecOps research to explore how artificial intelligence can support software development and security workflows. Michael Ogata, a computer scientist at NIST, discussed how AI and large language models are being applied to coding, testing, security evaluation and vulnerability remediation. He also outlined NIST’s emerging focus on agentic AI, including how organizations can establish identities and credentials for AI agents, authorize their actions and ensure those actions remain traceable to accountable human users.
-
Michael Ogata Computer Scientist NIST
-
VA Moves AI Beyond Pilots to Improve Veteran Care
Acting VA CAIO Kimberly McManus said the department is starting to see its AI efforts bear results as it looks to expand use.
2m read -
DOT Advisor: Federal Contracting Must Adapt to Keep Pace With AI
AI is advancing faster than federal procurement cycles, making modular contracts, AI disclosure and new pricing models increasingly critical.
11m watch -
Technology Modernization Fund Awaits Congress’ Next Move
The program has helped agencies replace aging systems and improve cybersecurity, but its authority soon expires without congressional action.
3m read -
Gold Eagle Aims to Bring ‘Machine Speed’ to Cyber Defense
The federal AI cybersecurity clearinghouse aims to accelerate vulnerability sharing and remediation as AI increases the pace of discovery.
3m read
