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From Visibility to Zero Trust: Enabling Federal Agency Cybersecurity at Scale

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By Ben Brooks, Sean Gerrity
| carah.io
As Federal agencies accelerate their Zero Trust journeys in response to executive mandates and evolving compliance requirements, cybersecurity leaders face a fundamental challenge: they cannot protect what they cannot see. Zero Trust depends on complete, reliable visibility across modern cloud environments and legacy Operational Technology (OT) systems. Without that packet-level visibility, Zero Trust cannot be effectively enforced.
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Opinion - If China shares AI, the US can’t afford to lock it out

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By Ben Brooks
| Yahoo Verified
When the Chinese firm DeepSeek launched its latest AI model, shocking policymakers and bruising the stock market, it exposed a paradox: freely available software that parrots the Chinese Communist Party was made freely modifiable. DeepSeek’s open-source models rival those from closed-source U.S. labs, and power a chatbot that is currently the most downloaded app globally. But they promote the One China policy, flatter Xi Jinping, and avoid talk of Uyghur genocide.
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US leadership in AI requires open-source diplomacy

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By Ben Brooks, Michelle Fang
| businessandamerica.com
When venture capitalist David Sacks takes office as the Trump administration’s AI “czar,” he’ll face a thorny problem: despite U.S. controls on chips and capital, China is developing capable AI models — and sharing them openly. Models are the reasoning engines that power tools like ChatGPT; if released openly, developers can freely modify them for different applications.
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