Agencies will soon be required to ask vendors for a software bill of materials—or SBOM—to help manage vulnerabilities like those found in the Log4J library, but much of its contents could still be open for negotiation.

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Critical Update: The Call for Greater Software Transparency is Louder than Ever

Critical Update: A Technical Farewell and the ‘Emergiest’ News of 2022

Critical Update: Safeguarding Data From Outside Intrusion

Critical Update: How Data Analytics and AI Algorithms Can Prioritize Trust

Critical Update: Leveraging Data to Achieve Mission

Critical Update: Gaming the (Solar) System

NASA futurist Michael LaPointe joins the podcast to talk about what it will take—in technology, time and treasure—to get a human out of our solar system.

Critical Update: How NASA Might  One Day Send Humans Into Outer Space

The environmental agency collects vast amounts of data each day from its constellation of satellites.

Critical Update: The Information Constellation—How NOAA Data Ends up in Forecasts

NASA invents a lot of cool and cutting edge technology to make space exploration possible—tech that often ends up pretty close to home as well.

Critical Update: Where the Final Frontier Meets Your Front Door

Oak Ridge National Lab’s Travis Humble discussed the state of quantum technology development and what it demands for future development.

Critical Update: To Bridge Quantum’s Valley of Death, Labs Need Funding and Workforce

Leaders from GSA’s 10x program join the podcast to talk about how they’re mapping paths through the Valley of Death.

Critical Update: ‘The Good Death Is Our Only Goal’

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Nextgov's Critical Update explores the future of government technology. Each episode, we dive into how the government is using the latest tech and more importantly, you’ll hear from some of the people who are trying to make change possible.