The U.S. infrastructure landscape is vast and complex: roughly 85% of the critical infrastructure in the country is owned and operated by the private sector, while the public sector provides ...

The technological frontier is advancing at a breathtaking pace. We are in the early stages of a digital revolution where technologies once confined to science fiction—AI, quantum computing and the ...

The nation's energy, water, communications, and transportation systems faces a convergence of threats: natural disasters, cyber-physical vulnerabilities, aging systems, surging AI and data center ...

In a time where bipartisanship is in short order, cyber strategy remains an area of general agreement across party lines. One of the common pillars across multiple National Cyber Strategies, signed by ...

Critical infrastructure organizations face constant pressure to modernize, but rapid transformation often outpaces security.

Blue collar autonomy is an unadvertised hero of the AoT™ revolution. Critical infrastructure monitoring is an area that is increasingly leveraging these advances.

Defining AI Critical Infrastructure Artificial intelligence has created a massive shift in critical infrastructure. While the large language model producers such as OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, ...

Our Nation’s critical infrastructure is foundational to every American’s way of life—protecting our national security, facilitating our economic stability, and ensuring our public safety. During ...

Designating space critical infrastructure in domains beyond LEO is an important step for attracting and reassuring would-be investors. Image generated via DALL-E. The utility of space-based services ...