This article, originally published on Government Technology Insider, examines why electronic warfare is accelerating the United States Army’s need for

Cities and counties are the economic engine of the United States. But to drive growth, they must have the right infrastructure in place.

IBC 2026 brought together leaders driving change in hybrid content distribution, real-time AI production tools, and the technologies shaping the future of broadcasting.

How nature-based solutions and watershed intelligence can help civil teams plan and design more resilient infrastructure.

Electronic warfare, or the ability to degrade or destroy an adversary’s communications capabilities, has never been more important.

Semperis’s documentary, Midnight in the War Room, discusses how vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure are posing threats to national security and daily life.

On September 13, 2026, SpaceX launched three satellites for SES’s O3b mPower constellation, completing a MEO network.

Federal agencies are opening the digital front door and in doing so are delivering exceptional citizen experiences.

At the recent Federal Executive Forum, leaders discussed how their organizations are implementing 5G and preparing for the next generation of wireless technologies.

Attackers who compromise Active Directory don’t just gain access to one account; they gain access to the entire organization’s infrastructure and data.

As federal agencies look at building SATCOM for the future, they must consider diversity.

The 27th annual Tribal Net conference gets under way in Dallas today, bringing together Tribes from across America.

Delivering exceptional citizen services and experiences isn’t a guessing game; it’s grounded in knowledge and insights.

Traditional audience measurement uses small panels. Real-time, panel-free measurement from over 100 million connected TVs delivers accuracy that modern broadcasting demands.

How PDX project teams used connected digital workflows to coordinate complex construction, improve visibility, and reduce project risk.

​​The US Air Force has made significant new investments that will enable it to continue to quickly deliver innovative solutions to the warfighter.​

​​Sigma Defense explores the value and benefits of working with a CSfC trusted integrator.​

Gerry Collins explains why sovereign enterprise is becoming a strategic imperative for organizations that need resistant, trusted connectivity.

The Department of War (DoW) is moving rapidly from AI experimentation to enterprise-scale adoption. With more than 1.7 million personnel already using GenAI.mil, the Department on August 31 expanded t...

​​A look at two cautionary tales for government organizations deploying private 5G networks.​

Reliable connectivity is transforming remote mining sites, turning raw data into real-time insights.

Schellman’s 2026 State of AI Governance report reveals why mature AI governance is essential.

Explore how continuous authorization can help federal agencies achieve mission outcomes through modern DevSecOps practices.

Enhancing software superiority is no longer optional; it’s essential for the Air Force to maintain strategic advantage across every domain.

​Federal agencies are facing a growing FOIA challenge: request volumes have surged dramatically over the past decade, while the requests themselves have become increasingly complex, often involving la...

Human and Mission-Centered Design helps federal health agencies connect technology modernization with mission outcomes and improved public health services.

Hybrid TV models are reshaping content consumption by blending satellite reach, streaming flexibility, and multi-screen access.

Quantum readiness means more than encryption strength. It requires the ability to maintain continuity, trust and mission effectiveness across the full mission path.

SES has a global core network built to support a range of connectivity needs across government, enterprise, media, and mobility environments.

​​In this episode, Shawn Smagh explains the early warning signals of cyberattacks and practical steps to defend critical infrastructure.​

Carahsoft’s DevSecOps Conference revealed how federal CIOs are embracing AI discipline and investing in public-private partnerships.

Speed to Contracting, Speed to Mission for Air For | RSS.com Originally published on Government Technology Verizon experts share how Air Force agencies can leverage contracting methods to speed up net...

Coverage zones extend beyond terrestrial networks with direct-to-device connectivity.

When the Department of War (DoW) suddenly paused CMMC Phase 2.0 on July 13, 2026, it caught the defense industry off guard. With the third-party assessment requirements halted just months before their...

​​AI is making cyberattacks more effective. Can government agencies leverage AI to help keep networks secure?​

With the upward trend in FOIA requests showing no signs of slowing or stopping, agencies are in dire need of constructive solutions.

Explore how the AI for Defense Summit will address trusted AI adoption, data readiness, human-machine teaming, and mission advantage across defense operations.

National Aviation Day is a reminder of transformation that has been anything but small.

This article, which was first published on Government Technology Insider, explores Federal News Networks “Federal Executive Forum IT Modernization Federal leaders and industry discuss how they’re mode...

As coverage expectations expand into the most remote regions of the world, satellite-MNO partnerships are reshaping how connectivity gets delivered.

FedRAMP High is playing a growing role in federal modernization efforts.

Because the National Guard often operates in austere environments, maintaining resilient, flexible connectivity is essential.

Customer experience is a strategic priority as citizens expect services to match the speed and ease of the digital services they encounter daily.

As state governments deliver more digital citizen services, infrastructure readiness has never been more important.

There’s a lot of pressure on marketers today, but perhaps nowhere is this pressure felt more keenly than in demand generation marketing.

Sovereign communications depend on satellite connectivity, which provides enterprises with independent, secure data routing that can withstand outages, cyberattacks, and regulatory demands.

​​AI hallucinations are often driven less by the model itself and more by whether the AI system has access to live, governed, and semantically trusted enterprise context.​