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David Crawford, CGI Federal
David Crawford

Navigating the three facets of SI security

2026-11-05 Super intelligence, also called artificial intelligence, demands security, and it demands governance. Increasingly, experts are realizing the two are inextricably linked. SI introduces opportunities, dependencies and vulnerabilities that agencies must manage through cohesive governance rather than isolated controls. Executive Order...

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Brandon S. Ebel

Contested logistics starts with a record you can trust: Lessons from DLA Industry Collider Day 2026

2026-10-28 Military operations depend on logistics, which means supply chains, warehouses, materiel and logistics support systems are all ripe targets for attack. The Defense Logistics Agency is on the front lines of this particular battle, and its leaders understand that adversaries...

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Nathan Apodaca

Data sovereignty as a mission imperative

2026-10-02 Data drives decisions. Timely, accurate, and accessible data is essential for making the right calls and responding effectively. Now, with artificial intelligence at the forefront, increasing the velocity of information exponentially, the stakes are higher and maintaining sovereignty is harder...

Todd Schryer, CGI Federal
Todd Schryer

Modernizing federal cybersecurity logging for a new era of threats

2026-09-29 In the years since the 2020 SolarWinds cyberattack, agencies have worked to strengthen logging practices, but it has not been easy for many of them. Earlier federal guidance created cost, scale and feasibility challenges. The SolarWinds attack had consequences spreading...

Paresh Patel of CGI Federal
Paresh Patel

The future of government workforce development: Five capabilities every agency should expect from modern learning solutions

2026-09-14 Across government, agencies are navigating a moment of profound change. Missions are evolving, technology is accelerating and expectations for transparency, readiness and accountability are higher than ever. At the center of it all is the workforce — tens of thousands...

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Dr. John Zehnpfennig, PE

The next big things in transportation and what it will take to get them right

2026-09-14 Transportation is entering one of its most consequential periods of change in decades. Across aviation, rail, highways and transit, three major shifts keep surfacing as the ones that will define the next several years. Understanding them—and the challenges they bring—is...

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Dr. John Zehnpfennig, PE

Five principles for bringing physical AI into the national airspace

2026-09-14 The national airspace is entering a new era of complexity. Legacy systems are being modernized, uncrewed aircraft and advanced air mobility are entering shared airspace, and the volume of data flowing through air traffic operations is growing faster than traditional...

Kenyon Wells
Kenyon Wells

Navigating the new AI enabled cyber reality: What federal agencies need to know about AI-driven vulnerability discovery, governance and agentic risk

2026-09-08 Artificial intelligence (AI) is accelerating the discovery and exploitation of vulnerabilities, while autonomous, agentic systems are beginning to act with minimal or no human oversight. The confluence of these phenomena is creating a new threat landscape and opening new potential...

Victor Foulk, CGI Federal
Victor Foulk

Quantum is no longer a someday story: What federal leaders need to know now

2026-08-31 For years, quantum computing has lived in the public imagination somewhere between science fiction and a distant scientific curiosity, a technology perpetually "ten years away." That framing is no longer accurate, and for federal agencies, it's no longer safe. The...