Army to Launch Project Gatekeeper, an Effort to Make It Easier for Vendors to Onboard Software
The AI-enhanced sandbox will give vendors pass-or-fail results in minutes and help the service cut software approval times from months, officials said.
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Army to launch Project Gatekeeper, an effort to make it easier for vendors to onboard software
The Army is set to launch Project Gatekeeper later this month, officials said Tuesday, an effort intended to speed up the onboarding of defense vendors’ software into the service’s network by using AI to vet prospective industry code in an isolated environment. Headed by the Army’s Acting Chief Information Officer Gabe Chiulli, Project Gatekeeper will start Oct. 23. The goal is for companies interested in selling software to the Army to get thei…
Army's Project Gatekeeper aims to cut software approval times from months to ‘minutes’
The service’s new cybersecurity testing sandbox will stand up on Oct. 23, said acting Army CIO Gabe Chiulli, streamlining the current cumbersome, ad hoc arrangements for clearing commercial software for Army networks.
Army's Project Gatekeeper aims to cut software approval times from months to ‘minutes’ | #hacking | #cybersecurity | #infosec | #comptia | #pentest | #ransomware - National Cyber Security Consulting
WASHINGTON — In just ten days, the Army will activate Project Gatekeeper, a new AI-enhanced cybersecurity sandbox designed to vet commercial software for use on Army networks, officials announced today. Launching Oct. 23, Project Gatekeeper is creating a single sandboxed environment — running on the Army’s cloud but isolated from operational networks and sensitive data […] Thank you for subscribing to our RSS feed!
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