The Department of Veterans Affairs has released a strategy to accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence, aiming to streamline workflows, improve healthcare delivery, accelerate benefits processing and strengthen veterans’ trust in the
MoreThe Department of Energy has unveiled its Artificial Intelligence Strategy and Compliance Plan. The documents, published Wednesday, promote safe and secure AI adoption to address the nation’s energy-related challenges and ensure alignment
MoreThe U.S. Army has identified and resolved cybersecurity risks in an earlier iteration of its Next Generation Command and Control system, dubbed NGC2, Breaking Defense reported Wednesday. Army Finds Faults in NGC2
MoreThe Defense Logistics Agency has officially established DLA Weapons Support, a major subordinate command tasked with delivering spare and repair parts for weapon systems across the joint force. DLA Consolidates Class IX Support
MoreDefense Secretary Pete Hegseth, a 2025 Wash100 Award recipient, has unveiled new directives aimed at reshaping the culture and standards of the Department of Defense during a 45-minute address to senior military
MoreZachary Terrell has been named chief technology officer of the Department of Health and Human Services, FedScoop reported Monday. Three anonymous officials confirmed his designation, which aligns with HHS’ broader restructuring of its
MoreThe Department of the Air Force has issued a new memorandum that classifies software as a service as a commodity-based subscription service rather than a licensed software asset. In a LinkedIn post,
MoreThe National Institute of Standards and Technology has published drafts of new guidance for securing controlled unclassified information, or CUI. The agency is seeking public feedback on Special Publications 800-172r3, or Enhanced
MoreThe White House’s Office of Management and Budget has ordered federal agencies to begin implementing plans to suspend functions. In a memorandum issued to executive department and agency leaders, Russell Vought, director of
MoreThe National Science Foundation has awarded up to $12 million to eight research teams through the recently launched Safety, Security and Privacy of Open-Source Ecosystems, or Safe-OSE, investment. NSF said Monday the initial
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