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Rethinking critical infrastructure security for the age of AI
48+ min ago (527+ words) For critical infrastructure operators and agencies, the EO warrants particular attention through a resilience lens. The point is not simply that AI introduces new risk. It is that AI compresses the timeline on which risk moves. In critical infrastructure, cyber…...
Agencies must match the new network need for speed
1+ hour, 30+ min ago (502+ words) This is a moment of acceleration and administrators need to match the pace, maintain sharper network visibility, and quickly contain threats before they spread. Armed with AI, ransomware gangs and nation-state actors are moving faster and hitting harder. Meanwhile, on…...
Back office, front line: How agents and automation drive warfighting readiness
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (265+ words) Too often, we separate “warfighting” from “back office.” In reality, readiness is built in the back office. If pay is wrong, parts are late, contracts stall, or audit trails are unreliable, combat power degrades. Speed on the battlefield requires speed…...
Analyzing the new quantum computing executive orders: What they got right and what’s still missing
2+ day, 2+ hour ago (390+ words) The new executive orders reflect a critical truth: Quantum technology is no longer a research‑only pursuit. Quantum computing is a true double‑edged sword. It promises breakthroughs across science, defense and industry, but it also introduces one of the…...
Nuclear Regulatory Commission considers changes to radiation protection requirements
2+ day, 4+ hour ago (12+ words) Federal News Network...
After Mythos, zero trust alone won’t be enough against AI-powered attacks
5+ day, 3+ hour ago (494+ words) What is required is a new approach to generally adopted cybersecurity norms, and it starts with acknowledging one truth: Zero trust alone simply isn’t enough. The security landscape has fundamentally shifted. It is a false hope to believe that threat…...
AI incidents bolster push for federal cyber improvements
5+ day, 5+ hour ago (616+ words) Top cyber officials are calling on agencies and industry to ditch compliance and embrace a ‘new era’ of vulnerability management. The unprecedented breach of a technology vendor by autonomous artificial intelligence agents is serving to underscore governmentwide efforts to streamline…...
The cybersecurity perimeter is gone. Federal agencies need to govern identity, data and compute instead.
6+ day, 4+ hour ago (183+ words) By reducing data at rest and limiting data movement outside governed environments, agencies can significantly reduce the consequences of device compromise. Rather than trying to rebuild it, federal agencies should focus on governing the elements they can still control: identity,…...
On the Data Dish, we’re checking the pulse of America’s public data systems
6+ day, 5+ hour ago (284+ words) "If you're taking your family on a vacation, your plane is less likely to hit a flock of birds because of NOAA's NEXRAD data," said Denice Ross. Terry Gerton Denice, you wrote last fall that the number of truly terminated…...
AI enthusiasm isn’t AI readiness: Why mission clarity must come first
1+ week, 2+ hour ago (536+ words) Once clear goals and outcomes are set, technical and operational readiness work can align to drive the outcomes agencies are trying to achieve. While enthusiasm reflects a desire to explore technology, readiness represents the framework and capability to deploy sustainable…...