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The enactment of zero trust cybersecurity policy — wherein, essentially, users are required to provide credentials at every new access point in a digital architecture — is an immense undertaking that comes with its share of long-term benefits. (The concept was ordered by the Biden Administration via Executive Order in May 2021 and its rollout for […] More
Cloud migration and cybersecurity are interconnected issues and currently front of mind for the U.S. Department of Defense. In November 2022, the Pentagon released its Zero Trust Strategy, an implementation plan that lays out the methodologies and approaches the department will mount to reach a full-scale version of the cybersecurity mandate President Biden issued in May 2021. […] More
Young Bang, principal deputy assistant secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics and Technology, and Anthony Robbins, vice president of the federal business at NVIDIA, recently attended a senior leadership event hosted by Executive Mosaic. The two distinguished executives sparked a dynamic and timely discussion centered around artificial intelligence and its adoption in the federal landscape. […] More
Quantum computing is one of the most ascendent and sought-after technologies in today’s climate, with broad applications. Prognosticators believe that it will have widespread influence and effects in global citizens’ lives in the coming years. For example, experts have pointed to quantum’s usage in autonomous vehicles that can operationalize its speed of compute to help […] More
Artificial intelligence has been steadily tightening its grip on the technology industry for the last half of a decade and innovators in the space are trying as fast as they can to share the benefits with the government. Building on the progress of the internet age and near-universal connectivity, AI leaders are seeing an information […] More
Cloud storage and technology has come into focus as the technology of the future for the Department of Defense. Late last year, the department made two huge steps in signaling its commitment to cloud. First, in November 2022, it released its strategy for the next few years of cyber protections. This plan for implementing a zero […] More
In efforts to move toward a post-pandemic world, leading acquisition officials in the U.S. government have more on their minds than just dollars and cents. Even the technologies that they are attempting to acquire sometimes take a backseat to prioritizing the livelihood and strength of their workforce. Mark Borkowski “You’re probably expecting me to talk […] More
Collaboration is key in streamlining the procurement processes necessary for progressing the Department of Homeland Security’s mission, according to Paul Courtney, the department’s chief procurement officer. To foster a culture of collective innovation that shapes DHS operations and extends to its partners, the agency has created a strategy to enrich the procurement process, both within and outside […] More
Electronic warfare — strategic, targeted attacks typified by cyber aggression and hacking of adversaries’ technology systems — was first seen on the global battlefield at a large scale with Russia’s instigating conflicts in Ukraine circa 2014. Destruction from EW was widespread at the time, with interceptions to communications networks causing fatalities and scrambling military organization […] More
Tensions regarding the U.S.-Mexico border have been among the primary focal points in national security conversations in recent months. The main source of the controversies and concerns are rooted in the potential lifting of Title 42, the part of the U.S. Code that dictates public health during a crisis, which was adopted in April 2020 […] More
Electronic warfare threats are intensifying across the globe — for the past year, EW tactics have been heavily deployed in the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Early on in the conflict, Russian forces jammed and disrupted Ukraine’s radars and communications systems. In late December 2022, Russian troops used EW to disable 90 percent of Ukraine’s drones, […] More
In October 2022, the Space Development Agency migrated from its status as an independent entity to a component of the U.S. Space Force. This was part of the plan from the beginning, ever since the SDA was established in March 2019 with the intent of bringing space-based capabilities to the U.S. military in an efficient, fast […] More
