Security

The Biden administration is taking significant steps to address privacy concerns related to the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and data brokers by federal agencies. Driven by the increasing risks posed by AI technologies when applied to vast amounts of data obtained from commercial data

The U.S. government has achieved a significant milestone in fiscal year 2024 by reducing the rate of improper payments to 3.97%, the lowest it has been since 2013. This remarkable improvement comes after a challenging period marked by the pandemic, during which the rate soared to a staggering 7.16%

The increasing complexity of government agency networks and their need for stringent security measures has made achieving zero trust security a formidable challenge. Zero trust security mandates continuous verification of every entity seeking access to network resources, ensuring no individual or

The 2025 intelligence authorization bill, part of the national defense authorization act, seeks to address a wide range of areas from workforce development to advancements in geospatial intelligence and AI security. While not introducing major reforms, this bill significantly contributes to ongoing

The recent meeting between the foreign ministers of China and Japan in Beijing has set the stage for significant diplomatic engagements between the two nations, including an upcoming visit by China's foreign affairs chief to Japan and a security dialogue slated for the near future. Although

In today's rapidly evolving technological landscape, the integration of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) into business processes is becoming increasingly prevalent. This advancement brings with it significant security challenges. Organizations must prioritize a security-first