Henry Kenyon

• Cybersecurity
• Defense

Title 32 authorities could enable National Guard cyber teams to support federal missions without major policy changes.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Health care
• Health IT

The new agentic AI system connects teams, automates workflows and accelerates decision-making across VA medical centers.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Cybersecurity
• People

Hemant Baidwan exits DHS after leading AI security and zero trust efforts, shifting the department to a risk-based cyber model.

The service is reducing system complexity, expanding AI use cases and aligning cyber workforce needs with mission requirements.

• Electronic Health Records
• Health IT

VA will restart its EHR rollout in April, scaling to 13 sites in 2026 as leadership focuses on stability, interoperability and streamlined governance.

• Data
• Electronic Health Records
• Health care
• Health IT

The Operational Medical Care Delivery Platform captures patient care data aboard ships and integrates it with U.S.-based military medical networks.

Officials discussed moving from synthetic to real-world data, iterative testing and early user engagement to make AI systems reliable.

• Defense

Justin Fanelli outlined how the Navy is using measurable metrics and structured piloting to fast-track emerging technologies.

The Navy is integrating AI, autonomous systems and distributed shipbuilding to speed delivery and gain decision advantage in contested environments.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Data
• Defense

Defense leaders outlined how artificial intelligence is speeding capability development and redefining human roles in military operations.

Sea service leaders detail how expanded funding would modernize shipbuilding, munitions and emerging tech.

• Cybersecurity
• Defense

The Marine Corps is adapting its force design to counter expeditionary threats, operationalize cyber capabilities and enhance joint deterrence.