OmniSync Secures DOD Contract to Continue Developing TurboInnovative Platform

The Department of Defense has awarded San Diego-based technology research and development company OmniSync a two-year Small Business Innovation Research Phase II contract extension to expand its support capabilities across the U.S. military. OmniSync will develop its TurboInnovative platform to ensure that all military branches benefit from artificial intelligence-enabled research impact analysis capabilities. The contractor […]
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Royce Geo to Provide Automated Analytics Services Under NGA Program

The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency has awarded Royce Geo a fifth delivery order to provide artificial intelligence-powered electro-optical commercial analytic services under the Economic Indicator Monitoring program. NGA seeks to understand global trends influencing military and economic capabilities. Royce Geo, a provider of intelligence lifecycle modernization services, is tasked with continuing global monitoring activities and applying […]
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Cognosante, Consensus Cloud Solutions Implement Cloud-Based Fax System at VA Sites

Cognosante and Consensus Cloud Solutions have completed the deployment of the Enterprise Cloud Fax solution at over 40 Department of Veterans Affairs facilities located in five sites that were given initial operating capability. The facilities handle various VA operations, including inpatient and outpatient care, pharmacies, cemeteries and administration. Cognosante is the prime contractor for the […]
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Aqua Security Obtains FedRAMP In Process Authorization at High-impact Level

Aqua Security has secured in-process authorization at a high-impact level from the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program for the Cloud Native Application Protection Platform. The authorization was obtained with sponsorship from the Department of Education.  Less than 20 companies have acquired FedRAMP high-impact authorization, including Microsoft, Amazon Web Services and Okta, Aqua Security said. […]
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Expert Questions Potential ChatGPT Use on Transportation Department Policymaking

Ben Winters, head of the Electronic Privacy Information Center’s Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights Project, has raised concerns about the potential use of OpenAI’s ChatGPT in policymaking by the Department of Transportation’s Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration. In an email to FedScoop, he criticized ChatGPT for generating factually inaccurate content and questioned the appropriateness […]
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Forescout Undertakes Authority-to-Operate Pilot Program With Carahsoft, Google, StackArmor

Carahsoft Technology, Forescout Technologies and stackArmor are partnering with Google Public Sector to conduct an authority-to-operate pilot program aimed at facilitating government access to independent software vendor products. Forescout, an ISV, aims to make its Cloud software-as-a-service cybersecurity platform available to the public sector through the pilot program. Built on Google Cloud, the company’s offering […]
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IBM’s Human Resource Solution for Federal Agencies Secures FedRAMP Authorization

The IBM Federal HR Cloud has received a Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program authorization, allowing government users to continue benefiting from the solution. The IBM Federal HR Cloud, introduced in 2013, offers payroll, benefits administration, performance management and other human resource capabilities to federal agencies. IBM continuously updates the solution to include new features […]
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US Copyright Office Seeks Insights on Protecting Generative AI-Produced Work

The U.S. Copyright Office will seek insights on a future policy on issuing copyright protections for artificial intelligence-generated work. According to a Federal Register notice, the Copyright Office wants to know if generative AI application developers may ingest copyrighted material without prior compensation or permission. The office also wants to know how to handle AI-generated […]
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