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Trusted Data Format is an open standard for protecting data with military-grade encryption

Better science and technology solutions for a safer future – New challenges launched by the Canadian Safety and Security Program The Canadian Safety and Security Program (CSSP) has recently launched eight new challenges under the theme of Building robust safety and security capabilities through science and technology (S&T). These challenges aim to help address Canada's existing and emerging threats and risks in areas such as: Improving community resilience and responder capabilities Looking for better ways to verify and manage the identities of individuals Improving border security Enhancing chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosives (CBRNE) capabilities and responses Countering the threat posed by uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) Submit your application by December 16, 2022. Apply now! Competitive Projects to launch new and exciting challenges through its next Call for Proposals! The Innovation for Defence Excellence and Security (IDEaS) program will be launching four new challenges under its Competitive Projects element soon. These new challenges cover a wide scope of Department of National Defence and Canadian Armed Forces (DND/CAF) needs including the Arctic domain, cognitive radio communications, human autonomy teaming, and just-in-time resupply of common medical equipment and devices in austere environments. Check back soon for more information including details on how to apply! Get ready for a robot showdown! The IDEaS program has selected five innovative finalists to demonstrate their advanced robotic platforms and methods of control for a chance to win cash prizes to further develop their technology! Stay tuned to find out more about this upcoming event and visit the Robot Round-up challenge page for more information on this contest.

Buried in both the Senate and House versions of the 2023 National Defense Authorization Act are provisions augmenting the cybersecurity of the NC3.

Without clean, easy-to-understand data, AI cannot provide effective analysis for quick and correct decisions.

The Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office, which reached full operations in June, is also working on JADC2 data integration.

The U.S. Department of Defense is increasingly interested in artificial intelligence and machine learning, both on and off the battlefield.

The service plans to request proposals for risk-reduction work on the $3.7 billion MUOS life-extension effort in early 2023.

When building a coalition of partners, the Pentagon can't just connect allies directly to its classified networks.

All Source II is part of a larger effort '€” Intel Apps '€” that includes the Intelligence Support to Targeting and Weather Operational Effects programs.