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Ransomware Attacks Require Improved Information Sharing

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A lack of robust information sharing can lead to “a murky information environment, making it difficult for governments and industry to work together to combat ransomware at scale,” according to a report from the Institute for Security and Technology released in April.

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NIST issues final guidance update for protecting sensitive information

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Final versions of two publications that the National Institute of Standards and Technology issued Tuesday are aimed at helping contractors and other organizations protect and secure controlled unclassified information they handle. This update is a significant step toward that goal.”

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ARPA-H wants information on autonomous AI systems for health care

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The Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health is seeking information about how autonomous artificial intelligence systems, known as agentic AI, might be used in the health care space. ARPA-H is asking for information before 4 p.m. Meanwhile, Salesforce is offering recently announced autonomous systems for sales. Eastern time on Nov.

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NOAA’s environmental information hub working to ‘recoup data’ after Helene outage

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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration component responsible for publicly sharing environmental and weather data and information said it has resumed ingesting data into a majority of its streams after an outage caused by Hurricane Helene. NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information, which is located in Asheville, N.C.

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VA seeks information on AI governance and framework

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The request for information , published last week, is part of an overarching goal to implement AI across the VA. The post VA seeks information on AI governance and framework appeared first on FedScoop.

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CMS seeks information on AI uses for health care ahead of ‘demo days’

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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is asking organizations to provide information about artificial intelligence technologies for use in health care outcomes and service delivery as it plans demonstration events. The post CMS seeks information on AI uses for health care ahead of ‘demo days’ appeared first on FedScoop.

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FBI’s $8 billion information technology services contract is its largest ever

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A total of 95 entities — 31 large businesses and 64 small businesses — received awards under the sequel to the Information Technology Supplies and Support Services contract, also known as ITSSS, the agency said in an update on SAM.gov. The bureau said it will be holding informational meetings with stakeholders in coming weeks.

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