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As AI raises both risks and expectations, the National Cyber Strategy makes one thing clear: Zero Trust is essential to protecting our most critical systems. Dr. John Sahlin, GDIT's Vice President, Cyber Pursuits, explains why this matters and what comes next: gdit.com/perspectives/l…

Michael Cole, Chief Technology Officer for Federal Civilian at GDIT, shares how we are leveraging AI and other emerging technologies to solve real challenges for our customers—from fraud risk to supply chain performance: gdit.com/perspectives/l…

The new National Cyber Strategy puts deterrence, resilience, and whole-of-government collaboration at the center of securing our nation and critical infrastructure. Matt Hayden, GDIT's Vice President, Cyber and Emerging Threats, explores: gdit.com/perspectives/l…

At GDIT, we're investing in the future of technology to meet our customers' most complex mission challenges. Our business strategy VIA—Vision, Innovation, and Acceleration—is focused on what's next. We’re increasing investment in strategic market segments, expanding technology solutions, strengthening commercial partnerships, enhancing business execution, and building an AI-empowered workforce of the future. Building on @generaldynamics’ $1.2 billion of broader capital investment in facility expansion and advanced manufacturing in 2025, the VIA strategy significantly increases GDIT’s investment in new technology capabilities, research and development labs, and workforce development. Learn more: stage.gdit.com/about-gdit/pre…

Mission Partner Environments are evolving and cloud is accelerating the pace. GDIT's Jason Devine explores the challenge of offering cloud services at the edge can take advantage of connectivity when it's available but continue to function when that connectivity is lost. Watch the full conversation: gdit.com/perspectives/l…

Turning data into decisions is critical for mission success. Patrick Flynn, Director, CBP/Biometric Programs at GDIT, joins leaders across the homeland security community to explore how enhanced situational awareness can advance border security and operational outcomes. Listen to the latest episode of Homeland Security & Defense Forum podcast: buzzsprout.com/2056953/episod…

Today’s border challenges require reliable technology that performs in remote locations and demanding conditions. Our relocatable autonomous surveillance towers are designed to deliver persistent detection, integrated solutions, and mission-ready performance. Learn more: gdit.com/bordertowers/?…

AI is no longer assisting work. It is doing the work. GDIT Vice President of AI and Data Insights Dave Vennergrund explains how AI moves beyond assistance to execution. Full story: gdit.com/perspectives/l…

“We don't know what the technology is going to be in three or five years. So having the ability to incorporate and quickly validate on our side that this new technology works and then roll it out to the field, that's a great advantage,” Mike Wagner shares how our readily deployable relocatable autonomous surveillance towers feature modular architecture and the latest tech to strengthen situational awareness at the border. defenseone.com/defense-system…

Introducing GDIT RAST—relocatable autonomous surveillance towers. Built with the latest commercial technology, the new RAST towers deliver reliable and persistent AI-enabled monitoring to help agents detect illegal activity across remote and challenging border terrains. “Our investment in these autonomous towers reflects our continued commitment to innovate and apply technology in ways that directly support federal government priorities,” said Michael Wagner, GDIT’s vice president of Biometrics, Border & Transportation Security. “We’re ready to rapidly deploy new autonomous towers at scale to continue strengthening U.S. border security.” Full Release: gdit.com/about-gdit/pre…

GDIT is excited to announce its business strategy VIA—Vision, Innovation, Acceleration—designed to advance technology investments and deliver next-generation mission solutions for our customers. VIA will expand investments across GDIT's strategic market segments, mission solutions, commercial partnerships, business execution, and AI-empowered workforce development. “Mission success in today’s dynamic geopolitical and technological environment demands agility, speed and innovation," said Amy Gilliland, GDIT’s president. “VIA reinforces our long-standing commitment to invest in proven mission solutions to meet the government’s most pressing challenges now and in the future.” Full release: gdit.com/about-gdit/pre…

AI that ensures Americans can travel safely 24/7/365. That’s smarter solutions built to deliver.​ Learn more: gdit.com/capabilities/m…

Most organizations will experience at least one insider threat incident. Learn how generative AI is changing insider threat detection turning massive datasets into actionable insights: gdit.com/perspectives/l…

AI is changing how the FAA manages the national airspace. GDIT's Michael Hawthorne explains how AI and automation can support safe, more efficient aviation: gdit.com/perspectives/l…

Human performance is evolving beyond physical training alone. A more equitable, whole-person approach is emerging to protect the human weapon system and sustain readiness, resilience, and advantage on an ever-changing battlefield: gdit.com/perspectives/l…

Human performance is evolving beyond physical training alone. A more equitable, whole-person approach is emerging to protect the human weapon system and sustain readiness, resilience, and advantage on an ever-changing battlefield: gdit.com/perspectives/l…

Watch Dave Merrill join @FederalNewsNet and @Snowflake to discuss how agencies can use flexible cloud platforms to keep up with the ever-growing data collection and management requirements, reduce costs, improve efficiencies and drive innovation: gdit.com/perspectives/l…

At GDIT, we are applying AI-assisted software development to improve quality and speed​ up to 50% for new code generation and validation. Learn more: gdit.com/capabilities/m…

Congratulations to Bill Menzies, Business Development Director for Federal Civilian, for his selection to the 2026 Class of American Council for Technology - Industry Advisory Council (ACT-IAC) Partners Program. The Partners Program offers senior government and industry leaders a rigorous curriculum designed to prepare them for executive roles while strengthening partnerships between government and industry.