Editor's note: The following was posted on the Defense Intelligence Agency website and is provided for your awareness. DIA’s Vision of MARS: Decision advantage for the 21st century JOINT BASE ANACOSTIA-BOLLING, D.C. , May 23, 2019 — When it comes to providing warfighters with the best intelligence to carry out missions, the decisive use of big data means more than compiling … [Read more...] about DIA Provides Vision of New Data And Analytics Approach Called MARS
Intelligence Exploitation Summit 23-24 July 2019
Defense Strategies Institute provided us with the following information on what promises to be a very interesting event: Defense Strategies Institute is proud to announce the 5th annual Intelligence Exploitation Summit, occurring on July 23-24, 2019 at the American Institute of Architects in Washington, DC. This year’s summit is designed to bring together members of the … [Read more...] about Intelligence Exploitation Summit 23-24 July 2019
AI in Government Event 30 May 2019 Focuses On USAF AI Lessons Learned
I'm excited to share that the first AI in Government event will be May 30 from 6-8pm. This month’s presenter is Captain Michael Kanaan, Co-Chair for Artificial Intelligence, U.S. Air Force. He will share his experiences in AI applications and enterprise technology in government and both the best and worst practices on bringing AI in the Gov. This event is FREE for all … [Read more...] about AI in Government Event 30 May 2019 Focuses On USAF AI Lessons Learned
Companies send confusing alerts about data breaches
Building on their previous research that showed consumers often take little action when facing security breaches, researchers analyzed the data breach notifications companies sent to consumers to see if the communications might be responsible for some of the inaction. They found that 97 percent of the 161 sampled notifications were difficult or fairly difficult to read based on … [Read more...] about Companies send confusing alerts about data breaches
Google stored some passwords in plain text for fourteen years
In a blog post today, Google disclosed that it recently discovered a bug that caused some portion of G Suite users to have their passwords stored in plain text. The bug has been around since 2005, though Google says that it can’t find any evidence that anybody’s password was improperly accessed. It’s resetting any passwords that might be affected and letting G Suite … [Read more...] about Google stored some passwords in plain text for fourteen years