NEW EPISODE of Fed Gov Today This Sunday at 10AM ET

The Pentagon is reshaping logistics, artificial intelligence strategy, and Navy readiness.

Defense Logistics Agency Director Lt. Gen. Mark Simerly explains DLA’s modernization plan focused on data integration, retiring legacy systems, reassessing missions, and reviewing global infrastructure to support evolving combat needs.

The program also previews The Four Futures of AI with EY’s Amy Jones, who outlines how policy, governance, and infrastructure decisions could shape government AI by 2030.

Admiral Karl Thomas discusses the Navy’s emphasis on combat readiness, advanced training, unmanned systems, artificial intelligence, and allied information sharing for future operations worldwide

Innovation in Government: Two Edges of the AI Sword

rtificial intelligence is reshaping every aspect of cybersecurity across government and industry. At the CyberSmart Summit presented by Carahsoft, federal, state, local, and industry leaders joined Francis Rose to discuss how agencies are adapting their cyber strategies to address rapidly evolving threats, modernizing zero trust architectures, protecting software supply chains, and preparing for an era where machines increasingly defend against machines.

Turning Data into Defense: How Agencies Are Strengthening Fraud Prevention

Federal agencies are undergoing a significant shift in how they approach risk, fraud, and program integrity. What was once largely a reactive process—focused on audits, investigations, and recovering funds after the fact—is now evolving into a proactive, technology-enabled strategy aimed at preventing issues before they occur.

Scott Nemeroff, Executive Director of Fraud and Integrity Services at EY,andMegan Kennedy, Executive Director of Risk Management Services at EY, are working closely with government organizations navigating this transition. Their perspective highlights a broader transformation underway across the federal landscape.