Defense Department

• Artificial Intelligence
• Data

AI can work alongside government by providing better information to humans for them to make real-time decisions.

• Cybersecurity

Defense officials tout the continuous assessment feature and scalability of the new program amid increased cyber threats.

• Data

A joint facility with the services wants to replicate its F-35 digital simulator technology across the Defense Department.

• Cybersecurity
• Workforce

Coast Guard, Marine Corps and Navy officials said they are working on new hiring strategies and partnerships amid evolving threats.

• Artificial Intelligence

AI’s potential can only truly be met when guardrails and culture are in place, according to defense officials.

• Video
• Cybersecurity
• Interview
• Zero Trust

Marines Cyber Technology Officer Shery Thomas discusses identity management across networks and devices.

• Video
• Interview

The National Security Innovation Network’s Kedar Pavgi discusses public-private-academic partnerships advancing national security technology.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Internet of Things

The AI-enabled cooperative combat aircraft program will focus more on sensors and systems than platforms, Navy leaders said.

• Digitization
• Electronic Health Records

The agency's Dr. Neil Evans briefed how the Oracle-Cerner program rollout in North Chicago is informing next steps in EHR modernization.

• Customer Experience
• Digitization

The group's report says that data modernization is critical to streamlining and providing agility to budgeting process.

• Artificial Intelligence
• People

Radha Plumb, deputy undersecretary of Defense for acquisition and sustainment, will replace Craig Martell in April.

• Cybersecurity
• Internet of Things

The department is targeting rapid prototyping and joint exercises as it fields critical technology for warfighter readiness.