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Pentagon’s Imminent Cyber, AI Strategies To Outline Industry Opportunities

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Pentagon’s Imminent Cyber, AI Strategies To Outline Industry Opportunities
Thomas Michelli, acting principal deputy CIO for cybersecurity, at CXO Tech Forum. Photo: Matthew Beinart.

The Pentagon is readying to release a new cyber strategy in the coming weeks that will outline a path for industry to provide solutions needed for future artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities and operational tools, the DoD’s principal deputy chief information officer (CIO) said Tuesday.Thomas Michelli, DoD's acting principal deputy CIO for Cyber Security, told attendees at a CXO Tech Forum that new strategies for cyber operations, cyber security and artificial intelligence to build on the most recent National Defense Strategy…

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