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WTOP News Names IntelliGenesis LLC® a Winner of the Greater Washington Area Top Workplaces 2026 Award

Written by Neal Stein on 19 June 2026.

Veteran-Led, Woman-Owned AI/ML Cybersecurity Firm Recognized by Employees for 7th Consecutive Year COLUMBIA, MD — IntelliGenesis LLC, a provider of advanced AI/ML cybersecurity, training, and data-driven solutions, today announced it has been awarde…

IntelliCademy™ Assessed “Awardable” for Department of Defense Work in the CDAO’s Tradewinds Solutions Marketplace

Written by Neal Stein on 11 June 2026.

IntelliCademy AI Workforce Training Solution Recognized Through Competitive Assessment for Rapid DoD Acquisition COLUMBIA, MD — June 11, 2026 — IntelliGenesis LLC®, a provider of advanced AI/ML cybersecurity, training, and data-driven solutions, …

Cybersecurity Is Not a Light Switch

Written by Nitin Natarajan on 29 May 2026.

In today’s threat landscape, defending against nation-state actors and cybercriminals is more important than ever. The global cybersecurity environment is increasingly complex, with adversaries moving more quickly to exploit newly disclosed vulnerabili…

Rethinking How the Pentagon Manages Cyber Talent

Written by Laura Hildebrand on 27 May 2026.

In a new commentary published in War on the Rocks, IntelliGenesis LLC® Director of Strategic Growth for Research and Development, Henry Phillips, PhD, argues that the Department of Defense is not facing a cyber recruiting problem so much as a cyber tal…

IntelliGenesis DryDock Solution Assessed “Awardable” for Department of Defense Work in the P1 Solutions Marketplace

Written by Neal Stein on 05 May 2026.

AI-Powered Vulnerability Analysis Platform Recognized Through Competitive Assessment for Rapid DoD Acquisition COLUMBIA, MD — IntelliGenesis LLC®, a provider of advanced AI/ML cybersecurity, training, and data-driven solutions, today announced tha…

IntelliGenesis Awarded Contract to Deliver AI Training and Professional Development for Intelligence Community Customer

Written by Neal Stein on 23 April 2026.

Award Reflects Growing Demand for Mission-Focused AI Workforce Development Across the Defense and Intelligence Community COLUMBIA, MD — IntelliGenesis LLC®, a provider of advanced AI/ML cybersecurity, training, and data-driven solutions, today an…

IntelliGenesis Plays Key Role in Shaping I/ITSEC 2026, the DoD’s Premier Training and Simulation Conference

Written by Neal Stein on 16 April 2026.

IntelliGenesis LLC® is playing a hands-on role in shaping one of the Department of Defense’s most important annual events. The Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation, and Education Conference (I/ITSEC), now entering its 60th year, will take place N…

IntelliGenesis Achieves CMMC Level 2 Certification, Strengthening Cybersecurity Commitment Across the Defense Industrial Base

Written by Neal Stein on 15 April 2026.

Milestone Demonstrates Compliance With NIST SP 800-171 and Reinforces Ability to Safeguard Controlled Unclassified Information for DoD and Intelligence Customers COLUMBIA, MD — IntelliGenesis LLC, a provider of advanced AI/ML cybersecurity, trainin…

AI Is Raising the Bar for Federal Workforce Readiness

Written by Neal Stein on 26 February 2026.

Federal agencies are moving aggressively to adopt artificial intelligence across defense and intelligence missions. AI strategy is expanding. New roles are emerging. Expectations are rising. But there’s a structural problem underneath many of these …

IntelliGenesis Appoints Dr. Peter B. Walker as Chief Innovation Officer

Written by Neal Stein on 14 January 2026.

COLUMBIA, MD — January 14, 2026 — IntelliGenesis LLC, a provider of advanced AI/ML cybersecurity, training, and data-driven solutions, announced today that Dr. Peter B. Walker has joined the company as Chief Innovation Officer. Dr. Walker, a r…

AI Needs to Learn to Say “No”

Written by Chris Sullins on 19 December 2025.

At IntelliGenesis, we’re always pushing the boundaries of what’s possible with artificial intelligence, and our new research paper tackles one of AI’s toughest challenges: teaching models to reason logically. The paper, “Addressing Logical Fallacies in…

Why Do So Many AI Projects Fail?

Written by Chris Sullins on 24 October 2025.

What if you spent more than half a trillion dollars and got almost nothing in return? IDC estimates that by 2028, corporate spending on AI solutions will climb to $632 billion from just over $300 billion in 2025. Yet, despite this massive investm…

CYBERSPAN® Featured in I95 Business: Bringing Defense-Grade Cybersecurity to Small Businesses

Written by Chris Sullins on 09 October 2025.

I95 Business profiled our CYBERSPAN® platform in its cybersecurity coverage this month as a new line of defense for the vulnerable small and mid-sized businesses that are increasingly targeted by sophisticated threats. The article discusses how we…

AI is a Power Tool, Not a Pink Slip

Written by Chris Sullins on 01 October 2025.

Progress tends to make people uneasy and is often met with resistance. Even something as seemingly innocuous as the introduction of writing more than 5,000 years ago drew criticism that it would diminish memory and other cognitive abilities. At the tim…

Why Network Detection & Response is a Key Component of Zero Trust Architecture

Written by Chris Sullins on 15 July 2025.

Zero Trust is a straightforward concept: never trust, always verify. With the June 2025 release of NIST SP 1800-35 from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Zero Trust is back in the cybersecurity spotlight. But now the focus has …

The MITRE ATT&CK® Framework: It’s More Than TTPs

Written by Chris Sullins on 27 June 2025.

When most cybersecurity professionals think of the MITRE ATT&CK® framework, they think of TTPs—tactics, techniques, and procedures. These terms have become shorthand for how attackers operate and are often used to guide detection and response strat…

Live Network Packets: The Single Source of Truth for Cybersecurity

Written by Chris Sullins on 10 June 2025.

In cybersecurity, truth is found in the network traffic. That’s why cybersecurity professionals and network engineers have a well-known saying: packets don’t lie. Live network packet data represents the actual traffic flowing through the netwo…

Balancing Privacy and Performance in Network Detection & Response (NDR): Local vs. Cloud-Based Traffic Analysis

Written by Chris Sullins on 20 May 2025.

Network Detection and Response (NDR) tools are highly effective at identifying cyber threats hidden in network traffic, but deploying these tools requires a careful balance between strong threat detection capabilities and the need to protect data priva…

Understanding North-South vs East-West Network Traffic

Written by Chris Sullins on 07 May 2025.

Why It Matters in Securing Your Network Not all network traffic is the same. Depending on where it’s headed and where it came from, network traffic can behave differently and pose different security challenges. Some threats come from the outside or…

The Power of Predictive Analytics in Cybersecurity

Written by Chris Sullins on 30 April 2025.

In cybersecurity, reacting quickly is good, but anticipating what’s coming next is even better. What are Predictive Analytics? Predictive analytics combine network data and threat intelligence with machine learning techniques and natural …

On-Premises, Cloud, or Hybrid? Choosing the Right NDR Deployment Model

Written by Chris Sullins on 21 April 2025.

Choosing the right deployment model for a Network Detection and Response (NDR) solution requires balancing factors like scalability, control, privacy, and operational complexity. Here’s a breakdown of on-premises, cloud, and hybrid options to help you …

How AI and Machine Learning Power Modern NDR Solutions

Written by Chris Sullins on 09 April 2025.

The Evolution of Network Security Cybersecurity is an evolving game, where defenders must anticipate and counteract threats before they escalate. As networks expand across on-premises, cloud, and Internet of Things (IoT) environments, the challenge …

CYBERSPAN® Powered By IntelliGenesis LLC®, Brings AI-Powered Cybersecurity, Simplified for Small and Medium Businesses

Written by Angie Lienert on 14 March 2025.

Small and medium-sized businesses rarely grab headlines when it comes to cybersecurity—until they become a target. Hackers know these businesses often have minimal security defenses, making them easy marks. That is why we are excited to introduce …

The Case for Network Detection and Response in Cybersecurity

Written by Chris Sullins on 06 March 2025.

Why Traditional Security Tools Aren’t Enough Network Visibility: Cyberattacks are evolving, as attackers get smarter at slipping past traditional security tools like firewalls and antivirus software. Blocking threats at the perimeter …

A Fun Dive into Machine Learning: Wrapping Up the 2024 NFL Season

Written by Kaidan Hetzer on 19 February 2025.

A Look Back at the Performance of My NFL Game Prediction Machine Learning Model The Background A few years ago, I started an internship project at IG Labs combining my love of football with data science, and it soon became a real challenge—co…

The Role of Prompt Engineering in LLMs

Written by Adam St Amour on 31 October 2024.

As many of us have seen in recent years, our digital landscape has changed considerably as language models have become integral to new sectors. These changes have begun to revolutionize how businesses operate and how individuals interact with technolog…

The Dark Side of AI Chatbots

Written by Chris Sullins on 31 October 2024.

How Convenience Compromises Your Privacy and Security AI chatbots have become valuable tools for productivity and research, as well as creative endeavors like image generation and brainstorming. However, the convenience they offer can draw attention…

IntelliGenesis Partners with TeamWorx Security

Written by Chris Sullins on 25 October 2024.

IntelliGenesis is excited to be part of Howard County’s transformation into Maryland’s newest tech hub. Our partnership with TeamWorx Security at the Maryland Innovation Center has been invaluable, allowing us to collaborate and expand our AI-powered c…

Social Engineering Attacks & AI

Written by Chris Sullins on 09 October 2024.

How Personalized Attacks are Changing the Game As artificial intelligence continues to push the boundaries of technological innovation, it has also provided hackers with new tools to carry out more advanced social engineering attacks. Adding fuel to…

Cybersecurity Awareness Month Tips, Tricks and Treats

Written by Steve Scarbrough on 03 October 2024.

(But not for bad guys!) Another year, and an even greater need for increased cybersecurity awareness for everyone. With the increased use of AI this year, a lot of companies are moving from cloud to on-premise and security should remain one of the t…

IntelliGenesis LLC Announces CRADA with Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA)

Written by Angie Lienert on 10 September 2024.

Columbia, MD – IntelliGenesis LLC® is pleased to announce the signing of a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA). The purpose and expected outcomes of the CRADA are to jointly develop …

AI Demystified: What is a Neural Network?

Written by Chris Sullins on 09 September 2024.

What if we could replicate the brain’s capacity for pattern recognition, problem-solving, and decision making, and put it to work in a machine that can learn and improve over time? Neural networks are that mechanism—modeled after the interconnected …

A Fun Dive into Machine Learning: Predicting NFL Game Winners

Written by Kaidan Hetzer on 05 September 2024.

My Machine Learning Model Predicting NFL Game-Winners Takes the Field *Read the full wrap up report on how Kaidan’s model performed here The Intern Project When I was an intern at IG Labs, one of my projects was to create my own machine learn…

Demystifying AI: What is RAG?

Written by Chris Sullins on 08 August 2024.

RAG, or Retrieval Augmented Generation, is a technique that enables a large language model (LLM) to access information from external sources. While LLMs like ChatGPT and Claude are incredibly powerful tools, they can only answer questions based on t…

Large Language Models: Bridging the Gap in Cybersecurity

Written by Chris Sullins on 11 July 2024.

Large language models (LLMs) have become an indispensable tool in cybersecurity, offering significant solutions to the challenges facing Security Operations Center (SOC) analysts. By simulating human-level performance, these advanced AI models are trul…

Racing to Perfect AI/ML

Written by Wayne Bye on 01 July 2024.

If knowledge is power, then having the ability to quickly process and use data is paramount. Even more so is the accuracy and consistency of the data processing. This becomes more critical amidst the rapid promulgation of AI/ML models which rely heavil…

AI Translation and AI Trickery – A Narrowing Gap

Written by Wayne Bye on 15 April 2024.

As many of us do, some more frequently than others, I recently upgraded my cell phone. In my case, it was not about racing to get the latest thing to hit the market, but rather the integrated AI translation capabilities. After studying the reviews and …

Bluetooth Implants: A Threat to User Privacy?

Written by Wayne Bye on 31 January 2024.

Whether it is Fitbit, Apple, Samsung, or Garmin, new wearable Bluetooth technology devices are constantly joining the market. Tracking everything from step count, distance traveled, and heart rate, even a basic cardiogram has been built into wearables …

RFID Technology & The High Seas

Written by Tanesia Woody on 04 January 2024.

Cruisin’ Into the New Year: Technological Advancements and Innovation Picture it – the holiday season, 2023. Imagine that you have decided to forego hosting a holiday gathering at your home, nor are you going to travel from house to house to visit w…

Real Time Augmented Reality Meets the NFL

Written by Guy Howard on 01 December 2023.

In September, my beloved Atlanta Falcons played the Jacksonville Jaguars in an NFL game in London. If you don’t follow the NFL, you might think it unusual that they played in Europe, but actually they play a handful of games in Europe every year. The u…

“Maps… In Space!”

Written by Andrew Ford on 01 October 2023.

How GIS is Advancing Our Understanding of Mars Space may be the final frontier for human exploration, but it is just the beginning for the next generation of GIS developments and emerging technologies. Ever since Galileo first observed Mar…

How GIS is Advancing Our Understanding of Mars

Written by Andrew Ford on 30 September 2023.

Space may be the final frontier for human exploration, but it is just the beginning for the next generation of GIS developments and emerging technologies. Ever since Galileo first observed Mars in 1610 through his primitive telescope, human civilizatio…

Using AI Tools for a Successful School Year

Written by Jared Schultz on 29 August 2023.

It’s that time of year. Students of all ages are gearing up and heading back into the classroom. From preschool to graduate-level students, there are class lists, schedules, and supply lists. So, let’s make sure you’re ready. Pencils… Yes. Notebooks… Y…

IntelliGenesis Unleashes KrakenAI™

Written by Angie Lienert on 15 August 2023.

KrakenAI™: A new Generative AI Tool to Augment Cyber Operations IntelliGenesis LLC’s IG Labs Division announced today the launch of their newest capability, KrakenAI™, a cutting-edge generative artificial intelligence (AI) large langua…

AI/ML and Location-Based Technology

Written by Tanesia Woody on 01 August 2023.

Location-based technology allows for the use and analysis of space, time, and geography in order to make an educated guess about a device’s current and even future whereabouts. Like most things, there are both advantages and disadvantages to this type …

Human Machine Teaming in the Age of AI

Written by Guy Howard on 30 June 2023.

Imagine you take your car to an AI mechanic for repairs. Instead of a human attendant asking you about the car, you talk to ChatGPT for a few minutes about the problems and it devises a solution. Automated robots then roll out and spring into action, f…

Generative AI

Written by Guy Howard on 01 June 2023.

Generative AI has brought about a significant impact on TV and movie writers, revolutionizing the way stories are created and developed. With the advancements in natural language processing and machine learning, generative AI models have become capable…

IntelliGenesis LLC Unlocks the Potential of AI

Written by Angie Lienert on 20 April 2023.

NeuralNexus™ Becomes an AI/ML Success Story Unleashing Intelligence COLUMBIA, MD. APRIL 19, 2023 Today, we stand on the precipice of a new era where AI-driven dataflows and generative capabilities unleash the potential of interconnected int…

NeuralNexus Unleashes NVIDIA Technology

Written by Adam St Amour on 19 April 2023.

Harnessing the Sparks of Innovation The data landscape is rapidly evolving, and businesses are constantly seeking innovative solutions to harness the power of their data. Enter NeuralNexus, an AI-driven platform that unleashes NVIDIA technology to c…

IntelliGenesis LLC Advances Cybersecurity

Written by Angie Lienert on 15 February 2023.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer the future — it is advancing cybersecurity today. IntelliGenesis LLC’s IG Labs Division today announced the launch of its first two products, the first of which includes its Modular Advanced Cyber Environmen…

Geospatially Enabled Augmented Reality

Written by Andrew Ford on 29 November 2022.

Are we Living in a simulation? Maybe soon enough we can! Before the walls went up and construction of IG Labs was made a reality, we were given a glimpse of the grand vision with virtual reality. Thanks to modern technology, we were able to walk throug…

Do You Hear What I Hear?

Written by Guy Howard on 28 October 2022.

In our age of brain tickling nose swabs, there is a renewed interest in fast, accurate, and non-invasive tests for diagnosing illnesses. We’ve all probably experienced a Q-tip going just a little too far at some point in the last couple of years. Well …

It’s Cybersecurity Awareness Month!

Written by Steve Scarbrough on 29 September 2022.

Your favorite time of year! Fall is upon us and, with it, October brings Cybersecurity Awareness Month. We continue to integrate technology into every facet of our lives and with that, we need to be ever more vigilant in not just our cyber awar…

The Talking Dead: A Gateway to Scams?

Written by Wayne Bye on 06 September 2022.

Scams by text and email, as well as data breaches, have become a regular part of our daily lives. Often, we make ourselves vulnerable by sharing personal information. Whether it is for shopping online or home automation, we open ourselves up to vulnera…

Deepfake: An Unrealistic Realism

Written by Adam St Amour on 02 August 2022.

During the holiday release schedule in 2010, Disney released both a sequel to a niche movie, as well as a piece of technology that introduced an innovative technology to the masses. Tron: Legacy brought to light a technology used to de-age one of the f…

AR and VR and XR… Oh My!

Written by Adam St Amour on 24 June 2022.

The Department of Defense over the last several years has placed a great deal of hope in Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), and the blend between the two known now as Extended Reality (XR). Last year, the U.S. Army awarded a contract to Micr…

The Art of AI

Written by Jared Schultz on 01 June 2022.

This time of year is a point of transition, where the beauty of spring grows into the blazing heat of summer. So, I tend to find activities that will get me away from the heat of a Georgia summer. One thing that helps me get my steps in and stay out of…

Bringing Process Automation Home

Written by Guy Howard on 02 May 2022.

Process Automation has long been the domain of large businesses seeking to produce their TPS reports faster or blast emails to potential customers. These business processes aren’t the only examples though. When Tony Stark tells JARVIS to paint his suit…

The Need for Focus on Maritime Cyber Security

Written by Steve Scarbrough on 05 April 2022.

Maritime organizations are becoming targets for cyber-attacks for many reasons, such as their growing information technology and operational technology complexity and their role as hubs for data from shipping lines, trucking, logistics, and off-do…

IntelliGenesis LLC Sponsors Maritime Cybersecurity Conference

Written by Laura Hildebrand on 18 March 2022.

IntelliGenesis LLC is proud to be a small business sponsor for the upcoming Maritime and Control Systems Cybersecurity Conference known as Hack the Port 2022. Held in Fort Lauderdale, FL from March 21st – March 25th, the hybrid cybersecurity event…

Angie Lienert Joined NVIDIA GTC Panel on AI

Written by Laura Hildebrand on 15 March 2022.

IntelliGenesis CEO, Angie Lienert, joined a panel discussion for the NVIDIA GTC 22 Conference – “The Importance of AI in Defensive Cybersecurity.”

2021-2022 Scholarship Opportunity

Written by Laura Hildebrand on 03 February 2022.

IntelliGenesis LLC is proud to announce our Women Supporting Women STEM Scholarship for high school students graduating in the 2021-2022 school year! As the founder of a woman-owned company, IntelliGenesis CEO, Angie Lienert, wants to promote …

Dark Souls Remote Code Execution

Written by Jared Schultz on 03 February 2022.

Imagine you’re playing an online video game with your friends, streaming online, or whatever you do to pass the time with your favorite online game, when out of nowhere an image takes over your computer and starts issuing threatening messages with a ro…

IntelliGenesis LLC announces IG Labs Expansion

Written by Laura Hildebrand on 30 November 2021.

IntelliGenesis LLC, a Columbia-based Veteran-Owned and Woman-Owned Small Business, unveiled their operational, new hands-on lab environment yesterday in a ribbon cutting ceremony with Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger.

Ending Robocalls, Scam Calls, and Caller ID Spoofing

Written by Jason Hwang on 27 September 2021.

However, providers with less than 100,000 subscribers have until June 30, 2023 to implement STIR/SHAKEN. This is important because the FCC found that most illegal robocalls come from a subset of these small providers, which has prompted the agency to&n…

Hacking: As Easy As 1…2…3…

Written by Jared Schultz on 01 June 2021.

Hacking a computer is not hard, especially when security is not a priority for so many businesses out there. Look at any computer/network security focused website and pretty much every day you come across evidence of some hack being reported, most of t…

Critical Infrastructure Protection Initiatives

Written by Steve Scarbrough on 01 May 2021.

On April 20th, it was announced that the U.S. Government was directing the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), Department of Energy, and the electricity industry to conduct a 100-day sprint in which they will address critical risks…

Silver Sparrow Malware Hatched on 30,000 Macs

Written by Venita Thomas on 23 April 2021.

For the record, Macs are not immune from infections of malicious software. This is proof that, “ain’t nobody safe!” Researchers at Red Canary have discovered that nearly 30,000 Macs in 153 countries have been infected with a new malware strain calle…

The Future of Cybernetically Enhanced Humans

Written by Guy Howard on 01 March 2021.

A cyborg soldier controlled entirely by AI. A cybernetically enhanced human roaming the streets doing all kinds of jobs for money. These sound like plots out of a movie or video game. That’s because they are! But don’t let fiction fool you. These devel…

Universal Translator: AI Fact or Fiction?

Written by Jared Schultz on 28 January 2021.

It is always amazing to look back at old sci-fi movies and literature, getting glimpses of what the future may hold regarding technology. Whether it is the tv walls from Fahrenheit 451 or the communicators from Star Trek. So much of our technology toda…

A Security Engineer’s Quest to Find 365 Bugs in Microsoft Office 365

Written by Venita Thomas on 21 December 2020.

Have you ever purchased software but asked yourself, “I wonder if there are any known bugs in here and does the company even know?” Well, a little known fact is that they often do. Many websites, organizations, and software developers offer a deal…

Cybersecurity and Children

Written by Jared Schultz on 26 October 2020.

How to Keep Them Safe Online When I was a kid, about the only thing I had to worry about when using a computer was dying of dysentery while playing Oregon Trail. The threats that face computer users today, especially children who are not aware of cy…

Zerologon…Way More 1337 than Zero Cool

Written by Jared Schultz on 21 October 2020.

When a vulnerability hits 10 out of 10 on the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS), people pay attention and so should you. CVE-2020-1472 did just that–it hit a 10 and is dubbed the “perfect” exploit by Tara Seals, author at ThreatPost.com. Whil…

The Dangers and Ethics of AI

Written by Guy Howard on 02 September 2020.

We’ve all heard of self-driving cars, but how about self-flying planes? Earlier this month, DARPA held a contest called AlphaDogfight (https://www.wired.com/story/dogfight-renews-concerns-ai-lethal-potential/). The goal was to see if an AI could be dev…

Automating Green Thumbs

Written by Jared Schultz on 20 August 2020.

The current pandemic has left of us with more free time than ever before. Among the numerous activities begun these past few months, gardening was one of the fastest growing (see what I did there!). Seed suppliers were reporting shortages as people sta…

Covid-19 Contact Tracing

Written by Jared Schultz on 23 July 2020.

What is Contact Tracing? Contact tracing is a technique used by public health authorities to measure and slow the spread of infectious diseases by identifying people who may have come into contact with an individual with an infectious disease, in th…

Jailbreaking Mobile Devices 2020

Written by Steve Scarbrough on 26 June 2020.

Now you might ask yourself “Is this 2010?” since we are talking about Jailbreaking and Rooting phones. The answer is no, but it could be increasing in popularity again for everyday users to begin opening up mobile devices to dangerous third-party store…

Looking At The Past To Understand The Future

Written by Jared Schultz on 04 May 2020.

When the Hubble telescope took its infamous Deep Field photo, no one expected to find much of anything. But instead of dark, empty space the Hubble returned one of the most astounding photos the world has ever seen and changed the way we look at the c…

Using AI in Medicine to Fight COVID-19

Written by Guy Howard on 01 April 2020.

If you attended my Introduction to Machine Learning class, or our March Madness Challenge (which we sadly won’t get to play out), you might have some ideas about how we can use AI in medicine to fight COVID-19. At a high level, machine learning is givi…

Scammer, Beware: Potential Census Vulnerabilities

Written by Jared Schultz on 09 March 2020.

2020 is well upon us and marks some significant events for us across the nation. Not only is it an election year, but this year brings about the 24th National Census. This iteration of the Census is also significant, as it is the first to be conducted …

Windows 7 End of Life (EOL)

Written by Jared Schultz on 03 March 2020.

After over 10 years since it’s release, on January 14, 2020, Microsoft Windows 7 finally hit its “end of life”, a point that all software eventually reaches. Once a version of Windows finally reaches end of life, it means Microsoft has stopped providin…

Using AI to Predict Cyber Attacks

Written by Guy Howard on 28 February 2020.

IntelliGenesis is collaborating with the University of Buffalo on Rialto, an innovative cyber security project for the Navy. Rialto is a tool that predicts future behavior of Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) based on their past attacks and attacks of…

Using Analytics to Help the Navy Improve Fleet Readiness

Written by Jared Schultz on 12 January 2020.

IntelliGenesis is working with the Navy to evaluate and improve the readiness of the fleet. By bringing our Big Data Analytics, Data Science, and Visualization expertise to their Technical, Organizational, and Behavioral Indicators (TOBI) data, we are …

Do You Trust Your Ears?

Written by Guy Howard on 03 December 2019.

Speaking as someone who has received a phone call from their CEO, you typically do what the boss says and ask questions later. That’s exactly what the CEO of a UK-based energy firm did when the CEO of his parent company called. Directed to transfer sen…

Intelligenesis Named #1 Top Workplace by Baltimore Sun

Written by Jared Schultz on 17 March 2019.

Angie Lienert set out to establish the kind of company that, as she puts it, “I would want to work for.” Along the way she became the kind of business leader that others want to work for. Lienert began her career as an Arabic linguist with the Ai…

Four Stories of Putting Our People First

Written by Jared Schultz on 21 November 2018.

“It’s all about the people.” It seems like every business claims to be “all about people.” Whether it’s a slogan on their website or something in their mission statement, lobby signage, or business cards, the “people” idea isn’t new. But here at Int…

Beyond the Job Search: Why Supporting Transitioning Veterans is a Family Affair

Written by Jared Schultz on 09 November 2018.

At IntelliGenesis, Veterans Day holds a special place in our hearts not only because we recognize and honor the sacrifice our men and women in uniform have made for our country but also because many of us – 60% in fact – are veterans ourselves. And whi…

Combatting the Skills Gap with a Culture of Learning

Written by Jared Schultz on 06 August 2018.

While the national unemployment rate is at a 10-year low, headline after headline warns college grads and employers alike of the “skills gap” plaguing most industries. In fact, according to McKinsey & Co., nearly 40% of American employers struggle …

Meet the Team: Ashlee Eggleston

Written by Jared Schultz on 01 August 2018.

Ashlee Eggleston, Staffing Manager, Columbia, MD Office IntelliGenesis is made up of a tight-knit team of the best in the business. Our experts are skilled, intelligent, devoted to the mission…and always ready for a little fun. In our Meet…

Analytics Without Application is Just a Virtual Paperweight

Written by Jared Schultz on 09 July 2018.

By Guy Howard The ability to collect and store exponentially increasing amounts of data has opened doors to a whole new world of information. Take sports, for example. Did you know that the two fastest touchdown runs in the NFL last season were…

Scaling Cloud Platforms

Written by Jared Schultz on 30 June 2018.

Written By: An IntelliGenesis Senior Software Engineer At the November SCIF Dinner, we talked about developing software for the cloud versus developing on traditional client/server platforms and dove into the pros and cons of each platform and how i…

U.S. Cyber Command’s Escalation to COCOM

Written by Jared Schultz on 17 June 2018.

Written By: An IntelliGenesis Cyber Specialist During my 12-month tenure as Cyber-Lead, I’ve been tracking some major movements in the Cyber-arena. In celebration of October Cyber Month, the following are highlights of recent changes in the Cyber-ba…

Resorts Using Big Data, Analytics, and Social Media to Improve Customer Experience

Written by Jared Schultz on 17 June 2018.

Written By: An IntelliGenesis AI Specialist It seemed only appropriate for this newsletter to talk about resorts! I’ll even start with Velas Resorts. In 2011, Velas Resorts ran a promotion in which they gave away a free wedding package valued at about …

Small Ways to Prevent Expensive Problems: Tips and Tricks for Digital Security

Written by Jared Schultz on 05 June 2018.

“Big hacks” are commonplace these days – Target in 2013, Sony in 2014, and most recently, the DNC during the 2016 presidential election. These large-scale attacks are devastating, however, seemingly minor hacks, in mass, are just as damaging. Although …

Gleaning Information from Multiple Haystacks: Unstructured Data Analysis

Written by Jared Schultz on 17 May 2018.

Written By: An IntelliGenesis Senior All-Source Intelligence Analyst This is what most of our days consist of– large unruly sets of non-sense that we must make sense. Or that used to be the case, more than likely nowadays we are looking at multiple ha…

Embedded Voice Services

Written by Jared Schultz on 01 April 2018.

Written By: An IntelliGenesis AI Specialist 2017 flew by! Happy New Year from the Tech Leads! We have seen many things take off this past year and talked about some pretty cool tech topics, IoT (Internet of Things), Data Visualization, Scaling Cloud Pl…

The Perfect Language

Written by Jared Schultz on 30 March 2018.

Written By: An IntelliGenesis Senior Software Engineer Back in the early days of programming, programmers had few choices when it came to programming languages. Times have certainly changed. The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers …

Certificates and Security

Written by Jared Schultz on 30 March 2018.

Written By: An IntelliGenesis Senior Cybersecurity Engineer Most of us, at some point in the last few years, have done some online shopping… and by “most of us,” I mean “all of us” and by “last few years,” I mean “the last 24 hours” and by “some,”…

Cyber Threats to the 2018 Winter Olympic Games

Written by Jared Schultz on 27 March 2018.

Written By: An IntelliGenesis Cybersecurity Analyst Many of us took some time last month to cheer on the red, white, and blue as American athletes competed on the world stage. We felt a huge sense of pride as they donned old glory in victory during …

Meet the Team: Mary Anne Harasim

Written by Jared Schultz on 23 March 2018.

Mary Anne Harasim, Director of Extended Enterprise, Augusta, GA Office IntelliGenesis is made up of a tight-knit team of the best in the business. Our experts are skilled, intelligent, devoted to the mission…and always ready for a little f…

Augmented Reality

Written by Jared Schultz on 22 February 2018.

Augmented Reality (AR) has rapidly come to prominence in the last few years. At its simplest, it is using a device to project something computer-generated into the real world. It’s not replacing the real world as virtual reality does. There are two pri…