Experts see challenges, opportunities for restricting Chinese military access to AI chips
China’s People’s Liberation Army is leveraging American-designed semiconductors to enhance its artificial intelligence capabilities.
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The future of mobile technology innovation in federal government
New mobile technology advances are enabling innovations in immersive training, mobile productivity and security at civilian and defense agencies.
How a mobile technology strategy can improve agency workforce
Learn how your agency may already have the tools to boost workforce productivity using secure mobile device technology and management tools.
Closing the gaps in federal endpoint security
More than half of government agency IT officials worry about cyberattacks from endpoint devices. Yet many aren’t taking advantage of technologies they may already have to reduce…
Immersive technologies give military new tools for training
Virtual and augmented reality offer new era of scalable, immersive training for Defense Department.
Advancing mobile use with agency workforce without sacrificing security
Properly configured, mobile can be safer than on-prem devices.
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DISA issuing classified tablets to senior Pentagon officials
DISA launched a new pilot recently expanding its Department of Defense Mobility Classified Capability-Secret Program to 8-inch tablets.
Former Defense CIO to join Samsung
Former Defense Chief Information Officer Terry Halvorsen has been hired at Samsung Electronics Co. to help expand the company's global B2B mobile business.
Android chip vulnerability leaves millions of devices open to attack
Security researchers have found a bug in Qualcomm chip sets and software drivers that would allow malicious actors to trigger privilege escalations and gain root access to…
Intel, Samsung to develop IoT policy recommendations
Intel and Samsung announced an initiative Tuesday to lead a working group that would develop recommendations for policymakers on the Internet of Things.