The Defense Information Systems Agency has chosen Palantir Technologies to deliver a software platform to automate radio-frequency spectrum coordination processes between the Department of Defense and private-sector licensees. Palantir aims to enhance the shared use of the 3450 to 3550 megahertz band within cooperative planning and periodic use areas, which are geographic zones where non-federal […]
Epirus and Anduril Industries have integrated their respective counter-unmanned aerial systems capabilities to support the U.S. Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory’s technology assessments for Force Design 2030. Anduril’s Lattice command and control system, a target detection and monitoring program built on artificial intelligence, is expected to serve as the operating system for Epirus’ Leonidas, a software-defined […]
Microsoft and Reston, Virginia-based Leidos have agreed to collaborate on driving artificial intelligence adoption and usage in the government. The partnership is expected to focus in the near term on developing generative AI to improve organizational efficiency, productivity and cross-domain applications, Leidos said. Steve Hull, Leidos’ executive vice president of enterprise and cyber solutions operation […]
Wellington Lee, a cybersecurity expert at Sandia National Laboratories, said the Untitled Goose Tool was developed to gather and analyze cyber intrusion data independently of a cloud environment’s capabilities. Untitled Goose Tool is a free suite of programs built to spot malicious activity on Microsoft Azure environments for organizations, ranging from small businesses to large […]
Alexis Bonnell has taken on the role of chief information officer at the Air Force Research Laboratory, where her responsibility is to oversee the formation and execution of an information technology strategy. She has also assumed leadership of the Digital Capabilities Directorate, which is intended to consolidate modernization efforts and expedite warfighter access to new […]
Nathaniel Fick, the Department of State’s ambassador at large for cyberspace and digital policy, is advocating for greater cybersecurity assistance to allies as digital matters grow more important to national security. Fick added that the United States should ramp up its role in building up these countries’ cyber infrastructure while incorporating artificial intelligence, quantum computing […]
The 2024 edition of NASA’s Revolutionary Aerospace Systems Concepts – Academic Linkage competition is seeking collegiate ideas to improve lunar and Martian operations. Sponsored by the Moon to Mars Architecture Development Office, RASC-AL is inviting undergraduate and graduate students to propose solutions to one of four themes. One deals with building a framework for a […]
The U.S. Strategic Command has established the Joint Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations Center, a unit tasked with ensuring EMS availability and facilitating communications, information sharing and precision targeting capabilities for warfighters. The Department of Defense seeks to consolidate relevant operations in the center to strengthen the United States’ spectrum advantage. According to a press release, keeping […]
The Federal Aviation Administration has clarified that it does not use ChatGPT after a Department of Transportation document indicated that air traffic personnel were employing the tool to support code writing. Developed by OpenAI, ChatGPT is a chatbot whose underlying neural network is capable of processing and producing human-like text. It is utilized to answer […]
Harley Geiger, a counsel at the Center for Cybersecurity Policy and Law, said the Securities and Exchange Commission’s new cyber incident reporting policy could put businesses at greater risk. On Wednesday, the SEC approved rules that give public companies four days to reveal breaches classified as material to investors. Such disclosures will be publicly viewable […]
