Cybersecurity, Federal Government, Market Intelligence, Technology
On June 2nd, President Trump signed a new AI executive order, Promoting Advanced Artificial Intelligence Innovation and Security, which aims to strike a balance between AI innovation and security. The order directs federal agencies to strengthen AI-enabled cybersecurity defenses and coordinate with private industry on secure AI deployments.
Cybersecurity, Federal Government, Market Intelligence, Technology
The Quantum Threat and The Need for ChangeQuantum computing is introducing a newer cybersecurity risk with the potential to undermine encryption methods that are currently considered secure, reducing their effectiveness against future threats. For federal agencies and national security systems, this is critical as they rely on cryptography to protect data, identities, software and communications. The risk is not theoretical for planning purposes.
Cybersecurity, Data & Storage, Market Intelligence, Technology
Reshaping Federal Logging Requirements As of late May, 2026, logging requirements for federal agencies will shift from a volume-driven mindset to a risk-based logging approach. The previous logging requirements published in 2021 via OMB Memo M-21-31 have been rescinded with the publication of OMB’s latest memo M-26-14, calling the logging of cyber incidents across federal agencies to include both Continuous Event Monitoring (CEM) and Threat Hunting, Investigation, Response and Forensics (THIRF).
Cybersecurity, Data & Storage, Market Intelligence, Technology
Navigating the Latest CISA Guidance on Agentic AIThe Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), along with the NSA and international partners, recently issued guidance for the Careful Adoption of Agentic Artificial Intelligence (AI) Services.
Federal Government, Market Intelligence, State & Local Government, Technology
On May 7, 2026, the FEMA Review Council released its final report recommending a substantial shift in how disaster preparedness, response and recovery are managed nationwide.
AI, Cybersecurity, Data, Market Intelligence, State & Local Government
As we approach Sled Fiscal Year End (SFYE), SLED agencies are balancing budgets in a constrained environment, addressing rising constituent expectations, tackling growing cybersecurity challenges and supporting accelerated AI adoption.For industry, this confluence of factors creates both complexity and opportunity. In today’s environment, success in SLED comes down to connecting IT investments to clear and measurable ROI in operational efficiency, modernization, resilience and cost savings.