Army

• Artificial Intelligence
• Cybersecurity
• Defense
• DevSecOps

Acting Army CIO Gabe Chiulli said the service’s new DevSecOps platform designed to more efficiently engage industry will debut on Oct. 23.

• Defense

Adam Telle said the Army’s ability to innovate will rest on more streamlined acquisition policies and better controlling the supply chain.

• Cybersecurity
• People
• Presidential Transition
• Workforce

Stay up to date on federal CIO and IT leadership changes, including appointments, departures and leadership transitions.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Data
• Defense

DIA and military service leaders are prioritizing automation and interoperability to turn growing volumes of data into actionable intelligence.

• GovCast
• Video
• 2025 AI Summit
• Artificial Intelligence
• Cybersecurity
• Defense
• DevSecOps

Gabe Chiulli said ‘Project Gatekeeper’ will use AI-assisted code evaluation and faster deployment authorizations.

• Cybersecurity
• Data
• Defense
• DevSecOps

Army's Rosie Bauer said a fully connected digital ecosystem will link acquisition, requirements and logistics into a continuous thread.

• Artificial Intelligence
• DevSecOps

Army Acting CIO Gabe Chiulli teased Gatekeeper to automate intake, streamline requests and accelerate delivery of commercial tools.

• Defense

Army Contracting Command is consolidating software contracts, modernizing procurement and rethinking pricing to speed technology acquisition.

• CyberCast
• Artificial Intelligence
• Cybersecurity

Army Contracting Command’s Jordan Duke discusses AI adoption, cybersecurity risks and securing acquisition operations across the Army enterprise.

• Video
• Artificial Intelligence
• Data
• Defense
• Interview

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is standing up a new enterprise and analytics office to spearhead the department’s integration and network convergence initiatives.

• Video
• Artificial Intelligence
• Defense
• GovFocus

Learn how federal agencies are governing, securing and scaling agentic AI tools.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Defense

Army and Defense Health Agency leaders said AI adoption requires breaking down data silos, modernizing workflows and improving literacy.