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Homeland Security
Homeland Security
DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ROADMAP 2024
Leveraging AI to Advance the DHS Mission Committed to safeguarding the American people, our homeland and...
Homeland Security
Increasing Threat of DEEP FAKE Identities
The document delves into the rising concerns surrounding deepfake identities and synthetic media, highlighting the potential...
Homeland Security
Zero Trust Implementation Strategy
Like the rest of the Federal government, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has been implementing...
Homeland Security
CISA – IACS Defence-in-Depth Strategies
Industrial control systems (ICSs) are an integral part of critical infrastructures, helping to facilitate operations in...
Homeland Security
Homeland Threat Assessment 2024
Terrorism, both foreign and domestic, remains a top threat to the Homeland, but other threats are...
Homeland Security
Increasing Threat of DEEPFAKES Identities by Homeland Security
Abstract Deepfakes, an emergent type of threat falling under the greater and more pervasive umbrella of...
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