Defense
The Defense Department relies on advanced IT and cybersecurity systems to maintain its technological edge and ensure national security. This includes securing vast networks, protecting sensitive data, and developing cutting-edge technologies. The Pentagon is also responsible for defending against cyber threats from state-sponsored actors and non-state actors, which requires constant vigilance and innovation. DOD invests in research and development, as well as training and education for its personnel.
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Marine Corps, Coast Guard Lay Groundwork for AI Operations
Service officials are improving data and network infrastructure to support AI-enabled operations and information sharing.
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AI, Zero Trust Drive Geospatial Intelligence Modernization
NGA CIO Mark Chatelain discusses how zero trust, cloud modernization and AI are strengthening cyber resilience and accelerating geospatial intelligence.
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AI Could Transform Cyber Defense, But Security Must Come First
Axonius Federal Field CTO says agencies need greater visibility, measurable cyber readiness and tighter AI token controls to safely accelerate missions.
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Stratcom Commander: ‘Absolute Dominance’ Cannot Be Assumed
Adm. Richard Correll outlined how AI, autonomy, information warfare and precision weapons are reshaping the strategic threat environment.
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Military Leaders Say AI Needs Better Data to Reach the Battlefield
Officials say integrating data, securing AI systems and building resilient infrastructure are key to turning capabilities into an advantage.
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Air Force Software Official: AI Should Reuse Code, Not Rewrite It
CTO Kurt Jarvis explained how RAG, vector databases and DevSecOps guardrails help agencies safely integrate AI into coding.
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DIA Outlines 6 Tech Priorities for Machine-Speed Intelligence
Officials are pressing industry for interoperable data, zero trust, virtual SCIFs and more resilient communications infrastructure.
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Navy CTO: AI, Data Strategy Gives Service 'Permission to Sprint'
Navy CTO Justin Fanelli said the new strategy will speed software delivery, curb battlefield decision cycles and build an AI-first force.
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Army Targets New DevSecOps Initiative to Speed Code Reviews
Gabe Chiulli said ‘Project Gatekeeper’ will use AI-assisted code evaluation and faster deployment authorizations.
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Army Targets 2028-2029 for Digital Engineering Ecosystem
Army's Rosie Bauer said a fully connected digital ecosystem will link acquisition, requirements and logistics into a continuous thread.
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DISA Shifts From Government-Built Cyber Tools to Commercial Tech
DOL is using artificial intelligence to modernize legacy systems, improve customer services and boost workforce efficiency.
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NPS Launches First New NVIDIA AI Supercomputer in US Military
Naval Postgraduate School unveiled U.S. military's first NVIDIA DGX GB300 AI supercomputer to advance AI-enabled warfighting and research.
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