The government’s federal chief information security officer shares progress update on where agencies stand on implementing phishing-resistant multifactor authentication, endpoint detection and response, and cultural changes to improve cyber posture.
A new program at the National Science Foundation is asking the question, what happens when algorithm graduate from training data to real world data that continues to expand and grow? Will the results remain as accurate?
Can your agency get access to cyber tools quickly? Yes, says AWS’ Jim Helou. It’s one of the benefits of the cyber partnerships available through Marketplace: providing agencies access to combinations of tools needed for zero trust — on a compressed timeline.
Yes, zero trust is a journey. But it also requires being holistic in your approach, recommends CrowdStrike’s Andrew Harris. He shares this plus three other tips for success in implementing zero trust with The Federal Drive’s Tom Temin.
Maybe Hansang Bae once worked at Nike. When he’s taking about zero trust, he’s so passionate that you expect at any moment he’s going to say, “Just do it.” What he definitely did say was: “My advice is to get going. The technology is mature enough.”
Getting rid of passwords once and for all is really about creating strong security that’s also frictionless for users, explains Okta’s Sean Frazier in a conversation with Federal News Network’s Jason Miller. What will that take?
Host Bob Leins, CPA® welcomes Joe Sullender, CFP® to talk about Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs).
Federal agencies looking to accelerate modernization of their information technology systems should not overlook a seemingly basic step. “The first thing that you should do is look at your portfolio, specifically your application portfolio, and rationalize it,” said Dave Vellante, chief analyst for the online publications SiliconANGLE and theCube.
FEDtalk host Jason Briefel, Director of Government and Public Affairs at Shaw Bransford & Roth P.C., is joined by ATD’s Director of Content, Justin Brusino. Brusino discusses how the association and the conference bring together practitioners from industry and government to share, learn, and network.
Dr. Jha has returned to his role as dean at Brown University School of Public Health and he spoke to hosts Mark Masselli and Margaret Flinter.
An innovation lab, nationwide coworking spaces, technology test-drives, short-term office revamp plans: GSA wants agencies to kick-start the revitalization of workspaces sooner rather than later. We share all the details.
Explore the benefits, data security implications and strategies for managing complex edge systems. Our new ebook highlights how NOAA and VA aim to better serve users everywhere and shares real-world best practices from Red Hat experts.
The way federal employees work is in transition. OPM’s Jason Barke offers details on new tools and support available to help agencies manage this change and create environments — onsite and remote — where employees want to work and can thrive.
Through process changes, technology adoption and continued efforts to be flexible, Health and Human Services has cut its time to hire by 50%. But CHCO Bob Leavitt and Deputy CHCO Jeffery Anoka say the department’s not done yet.
Through process changes, technology adoption and continued efforts to be flexible, Health and Human Services has cut its time to hire by 50%. But CHCO Bob Leavitt and Deputy CHCO Jeffery Anoka say the department’s not done yet.