Steve Moore, chief security strategist at Exabeam and host of “The New CISO” podcast, said government agencies looking to support frontline security professionals and protect credentials from threat actors as computing resources transition to the cloud during the COVID-19 pandemic should consider adopting machine learning.

TYSONS CORNER, VA, September 22, 2020 — Shane Zabel, director of the artificial intelligence technology area at Raytheon Technologies' (NYSE: RTX) intelligence and space business, said the company is exploring the potential of machine learning technology to modernize sensor products that support the military decision-making process, ExecutiveBiz reported Sept. 8.

Chad Cisco, general manager of federal business at DataRobot, said artificial intelligence could help glean insights from massive amounts of data and agencies could allow their employees to take advantage of AI through the use of automated machine learning.

NASA’s Science Mission Directorate has launched a three-phase Entrepreneurs Challenge focused on leveraging emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning and robotics to advance mission goals.

Black Cape Co-CEOs Abe Usher and Al Di Leonardo said automation technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning could help government agencies accelerate analysis of large data volumes and glean insights from data. They wrote about the three frameworks – TensorFlow, PyTorch and PyTorch scikit-learn – and how they help agencies and other organizations simplify AI adoption.

TYSONS CORNER, VA, March 9, 2020 — Chris Powell, chief technology officer of NT Concepts, said government agencies can build an integrated enterprise-level data pipeline by combining machine learning and DevOps approaches, ExecutiveBiz reported Wednesday.

Rob Roy, public sector chief technology officer at Micro Focus Government Solutions, has said machine learning and cloud platforms could help government agencies protect their networks from cybersecurity breaches and achieve efficiency.

Allan Liska, an intelligence analyst at Somerville, Mass.-based network security firm Recorded Future, has said government agencies should leverage threat intelligence to help protect their systems and networks from cyber threats.

Bill Aubin, vice president of federal at Exabeam, has said government agencies seeking to counter threat actors working in stealth mode to exfiltrate data should use machine learning and the expertise of security professionals.

BAE Systems has secured a follow-on contract from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to create machine learning tools for U.S. military personnel to gain space situational awareness.