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Edge Computing and the IoT in U.S. Government and Military IT Solutions

October 29, 2024by IT Veterans

Edge computing is bringing processing of data to the source, moving it into the hands of government and military operations across the United States. It allows real-time decisioning, decreases latency, and saves computation resources in important situations. From the battlefield to smart cities, edge computing, in conjunction with the Internet of Things (IoT), enables better efficiency, security and responsiveness, and has emerged as a crucial piece of technology for today’s technological developments.

Press Release

IT Veterans, LLC Awarded Largest FBI ITSSS-2 Contract to Date

June 24, 2024by IT Veterans

HERNDON, VA—IT Veterans, LLC proudly announces our recent award of the FBI’s Information Technology Supplies and Support Services 2 (ITSSS-2) Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract. With an estimated $8 billion ceiling and an 8-year performance period, this is the largest contract the FBI has awarded to date.

Artificial Intelligence

The Dangers of AI Hallucinations in Federal Data Streams

May 20, 2024by IT Veterans

Artificial Intelligence (AI) can potentially transform federal data streams, offering enhanced efficiency and insights. However, the phenomenon of AI hallucinations—where AI systems generate outputs not grounded in reality—poses significant risks. These hallucinations can introduce misinformation, compromise decision-making, create security vulnerabilities, and lead to legal and ethical issues. Understanding these dangers and implementing robust safeguards is essential to maintaining the integrity and reliability of federal data. This article explores the potential impacts of AI hallucinations and strategies to mitigate their risks.

Cybersecurity

Understanding Ransomware-as-a-Service Dangers

March 22, 2024by IT Veterans

Ransomware attacks have become an increasingly dangerous and sophisticated threat to organizations worldwide. These malicious attacks can have far-reaching consequences, ranging from financial losses and operational disruptions to reputational damage and loss of customer trust. In an era where digital connectivity is integral to business success, organizations must prioritize cybersecurity and protect their digital assets from the devastating impact of ransomware.

Cybersecurity Quantum Computing

Building a Quantum-Safe Future: The Critical Role of Secure by Design Principles

February 28, 2024by IT Veterans

In the rapidly approaching era of quantum computing, the adoption of Secure by Design (SbD) principles has become paramount for ensuring the integrity and security of digital infrastructures. As quantum computing's capability to decrypt existing cryptographic defenses grows, the traditional approach of treating security as an afterthought in software development is no longer viable. Instead, SbD advocates for embedding robust security measures, including quantum-resistant encryption, right from the software's conception through to its deployment and maintenance, offering a proactive defense against the quantum threat landscape.

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