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Podcast by Defense Scoop
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28 min
Topics
Defense systems, aerospace capabilities, military technology, and dual-use innovation.
Launch vehicles, missions, launch markets, propulsion, and access to space.
Authentication, authorization, identity systems, privileged access, and zero-trust controls.
Formats
Interpretation, opinion, debate, review, and analytical discussion.
Host-led conversation where a guest supplies most of the subject matter.
Audience level
Assumes basic technology literacy and familiarity with common products, roles, and terminology.
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Cybersecurity firms have pioneered the use of artificial intelligence in their products, but the latest generation of AI technology offers hope that a greater share of the work to secure computer systems could be automated.
Last month, FedScoop hosted its annual FedTalks in Washington D.C. In its 14th year, the event is the largest annual gathering of C-level executives, leaders and innovators from the government and tech community.
The Special Competitive Studies Project, which has continued the work of the now dissolved National Security Commission on AI, issued its latest report this week on generative AI and its impact on the global competitive landscape.
Climate change and defense – two topics that you don’t often think about together. But in recent years, the Defense Department has made sustainability, climate and energy resiliency top priorities related to national security.
The Government Accountability Office is highlighting 37 areas across the federal government on its most recent High Risk List. The Department of Defense’s approach to business transformation and business systems modernization were among high risk areas.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is launching a dynamic engagement effort to reimagine the future of artificial intelligence for national security.
The Navy is looking to add vendors to add to its roster of contractors for a $982 million contract for unmanned vehicles. The Department of Defense released its new zero trust strategy and roadmap last week. Steve Stone, head of Zero Labs at Rubrik, Inc. and former senior analyst for cyber threats at U.S.
DARPA is calling for artificial intelligence “reinforcements” to bolster the military’s air combat capabilities. The Department of Defense is reevaluating irregular warfare and information operations.
The Department of Defense is moving towards the pinnacle of its data convergence. The department’s new missile defense review also includes a new focus on kamikaze drones.