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A draft directive would require civilian agencies to find and fix network vulnerabilities spotted by public security researchers. → Read More
Their review, which included locations operated by the National Nuclear Security Administration, revealed multiple cybersecurity weaknesses recurring year after year. → Read More
The Cyberspace Solarium Commission aims to have policy recommendations ready to plug into the next defense authorization bill, Co-Chairman Rep. Mike Gallagher said. → Read More
Adversaries are starting to exploit the paralysis caused when \"You have all these people who have slightly conflicting guidance and opinions.\" → Read More
Quantum computers could crack the codes that secure the world’s digital information but racing to a solution could create more threats. → Read More
Agency leaders green-lit the purchases in July despite warnings from DHS and outside experts that Beijing might collect data from the drones. → Read More
Agency leaders green-lit the purchases in July despite warnings from DHS and outside experts that Beijing might collect data from the drones. → Read More
The service has pledged to spend $750,000 to examine futuristic materials and technologies collected or studied by a group run by Blink-182\'s frontman. → Read More
A test program will test the next-gen networks' usefulness for augmented and virtual reality, smart warehouses, and spectrum-sharing. → Read More
Inspector general finds poor oversight and shoddy data management in the department\'s Science and Technology Directorate. → Read More
Despite intelligence community warnings, the Senate majority leader had long opposed more funding to ward off foreign interference in the 2020 election. → Read More
The giant effort starts by trying to standardize data across the Defense Department\'s sprawling IT ecosystem. → Read More
Most refugees who apply for asylum never set foot in the United States, but a UN agreement allows DHS and its partners to build biometric profiles on them. → Read More
The process is too time-consuming and narrow to be effective, reply officials at the National Nuclear Security Administration. → Read More
NIST also calls for tools to help agencies better study and assess the quality of AI-powered systems. → Read More
As U.S. and its allies tether more of their military operations to government and commercial satellites, they need to start taking cybersecurity more seriously. → Read More
GAO says the FBI has implemented none of its six key recommendations made in 2016, questioning the bureau's use of facial recognition in criminal investigations. → Read More
GAO\'s new Science and Technology Assessment and Analytics group aims to prep Congress for big decisions on artificial intelligence, privacy, and 5G. → Read More
More than half would go to the Defense Department to bolster defenses and expand offensive capabilities. → Read More
The defense research agency seeks artificial intelligence tools capable of human-like communication and logical reasoning that far surpass today’s tech. → Read More