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Federal shared IT and other services make all the sense in the world. So why aren’t more agencies doing it? And what will it take to expand use of shared services?
Protecting data on government networks is a critical component of our national cyber security strategy. Indeed, the Administration’s drive to strengthen federal cybersecurity calls for a re-examination of government’s legacy approach that requires every agency to build and defend its own networks. Agencies' concerns range from the use of encryption to the data explosion from the internet of things.
It’s easy to set up a cyber-attack, but harder to defend against one. This was just one key point federal technology executives discussed on Federal News Radio’s panel, “Protecting the Front Line in Government Cyberattacks.” The panel took an in-depth look at the challenges federal IT executives face every day to keep federal networks safe and operational.
With the growth of connected systems, commonly known as the Internet of Things, as well as better sensors and more devices, the amount of data agencies, and particularly the Defense Department, have to manage will only continue to grow.
In the highly regulated world of federal IT, sometimes it seems as if every question is a yes-no, an either-or. Build or buy?
As agencies continue moving to the cloud, what’s the state of the migration in government today, and what opportunities and challenges remain? Those questions and many others were answered during the panel discussion, “Cloud in Government: Promise and Practice”.
This panel discussion will focus on (1) how DOD is improving access to critical communications for the warfighter over the last year and (2) budgetary priorities to address future space-based mission needs.
This panel discussion features an in-depth discussion of who is leading the charge against cybercrime, and how government and industry can collaborate to protect and deter cyber criminals from becoming repeat offenders.
This discussion will feature an in-depth discussion of how government is tackling these issues through workforce optimization and training.
This video is a critical step to stop insider threats before they become messy and costly public problems, and will feature an in-depth discussion of ways to secure government from insider threats.
Panel: Cybersecurity vs. Data Security: Government’s Two-Pronged Challenge
Featuring: Ann Barron-DiCamillo, Director, US-CERT, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, William Lay, Chief Information Security Officer, State Department, Dr. Ron Ross, Fellow, NIST & Eddie Garcia, Chief Security Architect, Office of the CTO, Cloudera. The panel is moderated by Federal News Radio’s Jason Miller.