In order to strengthen our defenses, artificial intelligence is powering more than ever before—including parts of drones, tanks, planes, ships and weaponry. During this digital event, Nextgov and Defense One will sit down with AI and technology experts to discuss how AI is emerging on the battlefield and changing the way we collect information. We’ll also discuss how ethical guidelines are shaping the use of AI in the military.

Date: 11 June 2020 Time: 11am BST / 12pm CET / 6am EDT Location: WEBINAR Website: http://www.covid-19-cyber-risk-webinar.com HOSTED BY: Leonardo LED BY: Dr Max Wigley, NCSC Head Consultant and Head of Consulting, Leonardo Cyber Security Division Scott Bartlett, Cyber Practice Manager, Leonardo Cyber Security Division Overview Leonardo are hosting a free to attend webinar on: Adapting to the new normal – managing cyber risks to the Utilit...

Engage. Learn. Innovate. With two sessions to choose from, the Pure//Accelerate Digital event connects you with industry thought leaders and technical experts to discover new ways to harness the power of data. Find out how the Modern Data Experience delivers competitive edge for you and your organization. Organizations are falling behind in digital transformation because the people who need to lead the way are held back by complex systems that...

Ask a passerby on the street how federal agencies use AI for intelligence; answers might resemble the stuff of spy movies: drones for espionage, robots that scan faces. But Hollywood may not highlight the myriad applications for AI in federal agencies: AI processes satellite imagery to report and predict severe weather, natural disasters and climate changes more efficiently. It detects infections in patients who aren’t displaying sympto...

Artificial intelligence uses continue expanding throughout the federal government, and applying the technologies to the opaque federal acquisition process is no exception. With the potential to save billions of dollars and work hours annually, AI is streamlining contracting in the notoriously time-consuming process and creating opportunities to invest in innovative—not just familiar—ideas. In this digital event, Nextgov and Defens...

Technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and robotic process automation are revolutionizing the way that government works. Lack of resources across state and local governments coupled with increasing citizen demands for digital service delivery are driving agencies to tap powerful new capabilities in areas as diverse as infrastructure, call centers, cybersecurity, and health care. Join us to explore the nuts and bolts of th...

Zero Trust is an important part of an overall digital transformation strategy because it recognizes the challenges of today's hybrid networks. Virtually every agency now has data and applications both on premises and in the cloud; The zero trust model secures those assets by authenticating both the users and their devices and by micro-segmenting the systems so that access to one part does not allow access to all. Advanced identity and access m...

Data is a natural byproduct of the business of government. However, federal agencies have been challenged as they try to gather, cleanse, standardize, mine and share that data. Now, however, new legislation (the Evidence Based Policymaking Act of 2019) and policy (OMB memo M-19-23) lay out the path agencies must follow to identify the data they plan to collect, use or acquire, as well as the methods and analytical approaches to facilitate the...

To protect the health and safety of attendees, this event has been postponed due to COVID-19 concerns. Just as Dorothy and her companions went in search of the Wizard of Oz for a quick fix to their problems, so too are businesses today looking to Artificial Intelligence to provide innovative solutions to their greatest challenges. But is AI and machine learning really all it’s made out to be? And what impact will regulation have on the d...

Technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and robotic process automation are revolutionizing the way that government works. Lack of resources across state and local governments coupled with increasing citizen demands for digital service delivery are driving agencies to tap powerful new capabilities in areas as diverse as infrastructure, call centers, cybersecurity, and health care. Join us to explore the nuts and bolts of th...