Military’s AI hub is ready to think about war, Gen. Shanahan says on last day at Pentagon

The pilot project at Nellis Air Force Base will partner with an industry consortium, the 485-member Information Warfare Research Project.

The Accreditation Body for the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) has released more information about training and approval for people who want to be third-party assessors.

Zero trust is being used more inside the Defense Department, with a top official saying it's the department's new mentality when purchasing microelectronics.

The Army wants to hear from industry about putting the rubber to the road on using data and automated systems to further its mission.

"We find a lot of AI snake oil out there," says the agency's chief information and innovation officer, but RPAs have definitely shown their value.

In an exclusive interview, Lt. Gen. Bruce Crawford describes the Army's ability to rapidly adapt and innovate during the coronavirus pandemic and how it led to continued mission outcomes in uncertain times.

Hint: It involves people.

The DOD has been working to develop 5G technology and recently released its strategy on harnessing the tech and (at least trying to) beat China's efforts.

The JAIC wants to award contracts to be able move faster on delivering artificial intelligence products to military.

The cloud security contract comes after Google stood down from several major defense technology projects in recent years.