by Jeanne Zepp

Recursive self‑improvement (RSI) is a theoretical concept that describes an artificial intelligence (AI) system’s capability to improve itself while simultaneously improving its capacity to make further improvements.

by Kirk Lurie

Two publicly available resources — the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) and Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) — catalog known security vulnerabilities in software and hardware.

by Michael Ball

Federal agencies and contractors rely on established audit frameworks to ensure the integrity and security of their information systems. One of the most important is the Federal Information System Controls Audit Manual (FISCAM), which was updated in 2024 for the first time in more than a decade.

by Cecil Dildine

Integrity, Customer Service, Excellence, Innovation, and Respect are Electrosoft’s core values. Innovation, which is crucial to continuing success, is usually associated with a new method, idea, or product. Innovation challenges the old way of doing things. It involves thinking outside the box and looking at…

by Jeanne Zepp

Security Operations Centers (SOCs) exist to detect and mitigate cyber threats. The sheer scope of data, systems, and devices that analysts must monitor — and the decisioning involved in determining

by Lindsay Bloom

In today's rapidly evolving landscape, data is the new currency. Microsoft’s Power BI (Power Business Intelligence) — a platform comprising software services, apps, and connectors — gives organizations the capability to transform data