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October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month.

How government agencies are using AI to improve their missions and serve citizens in 2024

How Government Agencies are Using AI to Improve their missions and serve citizens in 2024 Artificial intelligence (AI) will continue to transform government operations in 2024, especially with the weight of the federal government behind the advancement of safe and responsible development and use of AI. In 2023, federal agencies identified over 700 ways they use AI to advance their missions, a number that is only likely to grow. “When AI is used in agency functions, the public deserves assurance that the government will respect their rights and protect their safety,” according to guidance issued by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB).

Everyone should be concerned about cybersecurity, especially as adversaries launch a wide range of cyberattacks on the nation’s businesses and institutions, disrupting how people live, work, conduct business and seek services from the government.

Over the past year cyber and ransomware attacks targeting the nation’s supply chain and critical infrastructure have impacted the economy, national security, and public safety.

Learn why it's more important than ever for companies to weave diversity and inclusion into the very fabric of their organizations if they wish to attract new talent.

In the digital age, cyber warfare is prevalent; learn how cyber resiliency can protect you and your network.

The new normal goes way beyond merely giving remote workers secure access to corporate data.

The rapid transition to telework due to the COVID-19 outbreak caused many government information technology managers to rethink how to secure agency networks.