What’s the difference between a machine that follows instructions and one that can make decisions?
“Our AI lives on the edge on the machine, not in some central server somewhere that can be hacked into,” said Ben Wolff.
“Our AI lives on the edge on the machine, not in some central server somewhere that can be hacked into,” said Ben Wolff.
Greg Garcia, the CTO for Inserso Corp. explains why the use of Commercial Solutions Opening is a good antidote to AI-generated bids.
“Companies should review the steps they took to secure a government partnership and the underlying finances supporting such partnership,” Arya Hariharan said.
GSA is asking the AbilityOne Commission to submit a report by mid-November detailing how it’s ensuring all products its partners sell are domestically sourced.
The federal CIO’s office is reviewing governmentwide cyber supply chain security standards, as it looks to root risks related to foreign adversaries.
“We are in a messy middle situation, where they don’t have funding certainty, but they also don’t have regulatory certainty,” said Stephanie Kostro.
Kevin Rhodes has been OFPP administrator since October. He will be the second OMB management executive to leave in a matter of weeks.
The current threat environment is forcing the agency to realize that all capabilities, including those space-based, are urgent and compelling.
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When automated threat actors weaponize vulnerabilities in hours, the ultimate bottleneck is not how fast we can scan, it’s how fast we can coordinate a fix.