Controlling and owning the battlespace of today and tomorrow requires the ability to observe, orient, decide, and act on trusted and validated information at the speed of relevance. Seeing clearly through the “Fog of War” requires the adoption and integration of advanced technologies “to sense, make sense of, and act on information” – including cloud, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and resilient communica...

Cybersecurity and digital privacy concerns permeate every aspect of government and industry, driving geopolitical decisions and determining how organizations battle ransomware. Cyber is a critical component in the Ukraine war and informs how the U.S. confronts China's global influence. And the need for digital privacy protections has lawmakers pushing for new technology regulations. In the face of these developments, the brightest minds from...

DEFENSESCOOP PRESENTS DEFENSE TECH WEEK The time to revolutionize defense technology is now. Senior leaders across the Department of Defense continue to hammer home the point that to stay apace with great power adversaries, the U.S. military must invest in data-driven emerging technologies and prepare for conflict that takes place in cyberspace as much as it does on a traditional battlefield. Join influential leaders and innovators at Defense...

Modern warfare has dramatically shifted over the past two decades. Data and technology have become as important to 21st century defense as bombs and bullets. And as the U.S. expands its focus on Great Power competition with near-peer adversaries like China and Russia, the Department of Defense has placed a greater emphasis on using modern, data-driven technologies to enable better and quicker decision-making in life and death scenarios. Defens...

Artificial intelligence is the new oil, and the governments or the countries that get the best datasets will unquestionably develop the best AI,” the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center's (JAIC) chief technology officer stated this past October. AI is a huge initiative for the Department of Defense. DoD leaders are focused on delivering AI-enabled solutions that benefit the warfighter, safeguard the country and improve efficiency in its...

The Department of Defense has an industrial base with more than 300,000 contractors who provide goods and services— and many of those businesses hold highly sensitive national security information. To better secure this supply chain, DOD has launched a program called the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC). This SNG Live virtual session will focus on the latest in the development of CMMC and the impacts it will have on the...