Tech, Cyber Prioritized in DOD’s New Industrial Base Strategy

Published on January 12, 2024



The Pentagon’s new National Defense Industrial Strategy (NDIS) incorporates a number of actions that will drive the department to apply artificial intelligence and advanced analytics to monitor its vast supply chain of industrial assets — and strengthen internal and external cybersecurity pursuits to protect it.

Department officials released the highly anticipated, 60-page document on Thursday.

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