One year in, America’s counter-drone task force still has ‘a ton of work to do’
JIATF-401 leaders met to discuss inroads made and what’s next as pressure mounts to mitigate domestic UAS threats.
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DOGE alum, Treasury CIO Corcos adds three GSA jobs to his portfolio
Corcos will now lead GSA’s Technology Transformation Services, and help oversee the Federal Acquisition Service and Login-dot-gov, in addition to serving as Treasury’s top IT official.
Federal agencies warn of AI-fueled attacks that pose an ‘active threat’ to water and other sectors
And, DIU launches Bridge Program to transition tech to the frontlines faster.
House Democrats urge DHS’s Mullin to scrap ICE plans for shock gloves
The Department of Homeland Security component intends to spend up to $20 million on the “conductive distraction and de-escalation” devices made by Compliant Technologies.
Revised GSA AI clause hasn’t fully calmed industry concerns, comments show
Palantir, Microsoft, Nvidia and other tech giants have major issues with the potential exclusion of open-source AI, “unbiased AI principles” and more.
DHS tries to lessen constraints of biometric identity verification
Members of TSA and the agency's Science and Technology Directorate created a pair of systems to address shortfalls and improve the utility of related tools.
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A new CIO is headed to FEMA
And, DOD opens probes into 30 U.S. academic institutions for potential ties to adversaries.
What’s next for GSA’s OneGov AI contracts
And, inside the Pentagon's latest effort to expand business with Palantir.
The White House looks to the private sector in a new offensive hacking operations memo
And, the VA’s $10B Oracle EHRM contract will soon run out of funds and time, documents show.
GSA official on OneGov AI deals: Some extensions, some new offers coming
The director of the agency’s Office of IT Products said some manufacturers have “already agreed to extend some limited-time offers, and some are looking at producing new…