The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton

When companies operate under both FDA and SEC oversight, regulators sometimes need a clearer picture of the same set of facts. An updated agreement is designed to support information sharing between the agencies when those situations arise. For what it means for regulated companies and investors alike, I'm joined by Tom Sundloff, partner at Blank Rome.
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Major events create a flood of information from many different sources. The challenge for security organizations is turning that information into a common operating picture that supports real-time decisions. Here to discuss lessons from the World Cup are Tim Hanes and Mary Rupert of LMI.
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Modern aviation depends on a constant flow of digital information between aircraft and the ground. GAO found that FAA still has gaps in its ability to monitor and mitigate threats targeting those communications Jennifer Franks, acting Chief Technology Officer at the Government Accountability Office, joins me with the findings.
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ strategy for artificial intelligence revolves around three main pillars. Officials want to accelerate AI adoption, educate and train the workforce, and build enduring, tested, trusted and verified AI capabilities. Matt Parks is the chief artificial intelligence officer for the Corps of Engineers. He tells Federal News Networks Jason Miller those pillars can’t be successful unless cybersecurity is woven throughout each of them.
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Last month, vulnerabilities in the open-source software language known as PHP created panic across the internet. Part of the chaos was one company’s decision to publish the patches for those bugs before an agreed-upon release date. Now, a top Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is calling that behavior “dangerous.” For more, Federal News Network’s Justin Doubleday joins me.
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