Lindsey Wilkinson is a reporter at FedScoop. She covers the intersection of artificial intelligence and business technology, with a focus on security policy, tech policy, and surveillance technologies. Lindsey has been featured in various publications including CIO Dive, Cybersecurity Dive, and Yahoo Finance.
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The agency's science and technology group contracted with a vendor for synthetic data capabilities to support algorithm development and testing.
The Department of Homeland Security unit is planning to award a contract later this year to expand its autonomous robotic training tools.
The bureau is wary of adversaries getting their hands on tools that can uncover system vulnerabilities and enhance other capabilities.
The agency wants automation tools to improve efficiency amid an increasing volume of requests, but advocates of transparency and accountability have concerns.
A top official said the agency's goal is to avoid rushing a rule that could favor incumbents or introduce tech lock-in.
The bureau is expecting to train 250 more UAS mitigation officers by the end of next fiscal year. But stakeholders say that may not be enough.
The awards to Anduril, Booz Allen, GDIT and others come as the agency grapples with lagging counter-UAS skills.
With 26 lawmakers backing it, the legislation would prevent the two Department of Homeland Security units from sharing information related to immigration enforcement.
By: Lindsey Wilkinson
The Helix tool, which combines surveillance video, facial recognition tech and license plate data to monitor potential threats, is one of just a few PIAs posted by the agency this year.
The agency is collecting information from interested organizations that could provide foundational open-weight systems, scientific datasets for pretraining or fine-tuning expertise.
