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Announcing our expanded technology partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to drive digital modernization, deliver efficiencies and advance government missions. Through this new Strategic Collaboration Agreement we look forward to developing cutting-edge cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, cloud migration and modernization solutions. “As government and national security priorities evolve rapidly, federal agencies need industry partners to bring more to their missions,” said Ben Gianni, GDIT’s senior vice president and chief technology officer. “GDIT and AWS share a common vision of how to harness advanced technologies to drive innovation, efficiency and mission impact. This agreement marks a new, exciting phase in our ongoing partnership with AWS, and we look forward to delivering cost-effective and differentiated solutions to our customers.” Read more: https://lnkd.in/ePSihUy6

With AI’s transformative potential now more accessible than ever, how are federal agencies moving from piloting this capability to successful full-scale deployments? Discover the strategies that mark the journey in our AI research study:

With adversaries already harvesting encrypted data for future decryption, agencies must act now to implement quantum-resistant cryptography. Quantum Waves, our latest research study, examines the critical steps agencies are taking to ensure their data remains secure in the post-quantum era:

GDIT is driving innovation to support today’s airspace challenges and maintain US air dominance. See how we demonstrated a rapid innovative solution with cutting-edge cloud and AI technologies, enhancing security, data processing and decision-making speed at the edge. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/epG9v27H

Career and technical education programs are creating new pathways for students to enter cybersecurity careers right after high school. GDIT's partnership with Cherry Creek Innovation Campus is opening doors to industry connections and job opportunities. See how we're shaping the future cyber workforce. Read more:

QR codes may be convenient, but they can also pose hidden security risks if you’re not careful. GDIT’s VP for Cyber Solutions, John Sahlin, explains how malicious links can disguise themselves behind these codes – and shares what both agencies and everyday users can do the protect themselves: https://lnkd.in/exQRBbSs

Zero trust isn’t just about locking down networks – it’s about unlocking mission success. GDIT is rethinking zero trust as a mission enabler. Everest Zero Trust ensures users, devices, and data stay protected while enabling seamless decision making, collaboration, and operations – anywhere.

While health IT costs continue to increase, agency budgets remain tight. Healthy Outcomes, our latest research study, explores where investments are being made, which technologies are delivering on promised benefits, and where investments are enabling mission outcomes and driving efficiencies. Read the full report here:

With two and a half years until DoD’s zero trust deadline, Col. Gary Kipe and John Sahlin, Ph.D. took the stage at CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit to discuss progress and what’s left to do. From ICAM and data tagging to access controls and securing operational technology at the edge, the discussion underscored that zero trust must work wherever missions happen. Learn more about how GDIT is enabling missions in the most demanding environments: https://lnkd.in/efPpWjWV

A digital twin without a digital thread is just a model. Learn how GDIT connects digital twins to authoritative data for better simulations and smarter decision-making.