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Why AI governance has to move at mission speed and what industry owes the commanders building tools at the edge

Large-scale quantum computers will eventually break these algorithms, and adversaries are not waiting for that day to arrive.

Digital dominance is all about using data as a tactical advantage in this new world of cyber actions and defense.

The convergence of quantum computing and artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the cybersecurity landscape, introducing both unprecedented capabilities and systemic risks. As quantum systems evolve toward practical cryptographic disruption and AI continues to automate attack and defense mechanisms, organizations face a dual-front transformation.

The most durable conclusion is that multicloud itself isn’t the risk; unmanaged seams are. Organizations that treat cross-cloud connectivity, shared identity, data governance, and unified telemetry as first-class design elements can make multicloud an advantage improving resilience, accelerating modernization, and enabling AI at scale.

NXTKey (DBA Magnus), in collaboration with our distinguished partners, has been selected as a recipient of the DoD Microsoft Enterprise Services II (MES II) Small Business IDIQ,

In the rapidly evolving landscape of technology, understanding the transition from digital transformation to AI transformation is essential for businesses aiming to remain competitive.

SCRIPTS is a 10-year, $920 million government-wide vehicle GSA established to give agencies streamlined access to commercial tools and analytic support services that identify and manage risk across the federal supply chain.

During a thought-provoking panel featuring leaders from the U.S. Government and industry, experts explored how AI data governance, AI cybersecurity, data integrity, and responsible AI must evolve together to enable secure, reliable, and ethical AI systems.

As AI/ML adoption accelerates across the public and private sectors, the integrity of the data we use becomes not just a technical concern, but a strategic one.

From our online activities to the vast array of sensors in the Internet of Things (IoT), this data has become a goldmine of potential insights.

On February 26, 2025, cybersecurity leaders from government, academia, and industry gathered in Atlanta, Georgia, during the AFCEA Homeland Security Conference to discuss one of today’s most pressing cybersecurity challenges: protecting increasingly complex global supply chains using Artificial Intelligence (AI). The panel, moderated by Shivaji Sengupta, CEO of NXTKey Corporation, explored how AI is reshaping cybersecurity strategies to defend supply chains against increasi

Innovation has always been the driving force behind successful small businesses, but in the federal marketplace, innovation is measured not simply by developing cutting-edge technology, but by solving real mission challenges. That was the central theme of the TechNet Augusta panel discussion, “Emerging Technology Opportunities for Small Businesses in the Federal Government,” where Shivaji Sengupta, CEO of NXTKey Corporation, joined government and industry leaders to discuss h

Modern supply chains have evolved into highly interconnected digital ecosystems that span suppliers, manufacturers, logistics providers, cloud platforms, operational technology (OT), and critical infrastructure. While this digital transformation has improved efficiency and visibility, it has also created new cybersecurity challenges that organizations can no longer afford to ignore. At TechNet Augusta, Shivaji Sengupta, CEO of NXTKey Corporation, participated as a panelist

As Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) continues to reshape industries and government operations, organizations face an important challenge: how can they harness the power of Large Language Models (LLMs) while ensuring accuracy, security, transparency, and trust?

As the defense community continues its digital transformation journey, AI offers unprecedented opportunities to improve readiness, strengthen national security, optimize operations, and enhance decision-making across every mission area. The challenge moving forward is not whether AI should be adopted, but how to implement it responsibly, strategically, and in ways that empower the men and women who protect our nation

Today’s Smart Bases, Smart Posts, and Connected Communities are evolving into intelligent ecosystems where digital technologies improve operational efficiency, strengthen mission readiness, enhance sustainability, and create safer environments for military personnel and their families.