Federal Cybersecurity Newsletter - Nov. 14
AI Drives Next Frontier in Federal Cyber Defenses?
Over the past month, our editorial team spanned the nation to bring you coverage from AFCEA TechNet Indo-Pacific in Honolulu, Hawaii, the Department of Defense Intelligence Information System (DoDIIS) Worldwide Conference in Omaha, Nebraska and the inaugural GovCIO Media & Research AI Summit in Tysons Corner, Virginia.?
One theme was clear: as cyber threats become more complex, agencies are leveraging AI to bolster cyber defenses, ensure operational efficiency and stay ahead of adversaries.
AI’s role in processing cyber crime investigations
At TechNet Indo-Pacific, DoD Cyber Crime Center (DC3) Chief Scientist Lam Nguyen outlined a new program to incorporate AI and ML in analyzing large data sets and other cyber forensics .
Check out all our coverage from AFCEA TechNet Indo-Pacific here .
Advanced cyber capabilities drive decision advantage at the Defense Department
During DoDIIS, top defense leaders highlighted the need for collaborative cybersecurity, interoperability and technology modernization.??
US Transportation Command Military Deputy Director of Command, Control, Communications and Cyber Col. Christopher Robinson said Transcom will continue to invest in integral pillars like zero trust and modernization efforts to stay ahead of evolving threats.
View all our DoDIIS coverage here .
AI augments workforce to boost federal cyber defenses
During our AI Summit last week, cybersecurity officials highlighted how AI augments the workforce to boost government defenses . However, agencies have to remain vigilant when using this technology to ensure accurate and reliable AI outputs to secure data from manipulation and poisoning.
View our AI Summit recap here .
CIA’s risk management approach for protecting critical data?
Central Intelligence Agency CIO La'Naia J. and Rubrik ’s Public Sector CTO Travis Rosiek discussed how AI is impacting cyber defense and their plans for managing risks and data for cybersecurity.?
Register for our upcoming GovFocus here .
CISA campaign boosts cyber resiliency amid growing threats
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is running a cyber campaign throughout the month to encourage the public and private sector to invest in enterprise-wide cyber resiliency efforts.
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