As agencies must juggle multiple cybersecurity directives and workforce shortages, CrowdStrike and Zscaler experts share strategies for pushing forward.
“At the end of the day, our most valuable asset in the government is our data,” GAO Chief Information Officer Beth Killoran said.
Cyberthreats are increasing across all parts of the technology stack, and experts from Okta and Palo Alto Networks discuss tactics for continuous monitoring.
How are agencies refining their AI strategy?
Granicus’ Angy Peterson says effective data management allows agencies to make evidence-based decisions on customer outreach and engagement.
Lucy Melvin, a principal at Deloitte Consulting, said employees must be part of the strategy to test and figure out use cases for artificial intelligence.
Adita Karkera, the managing director of the government and public services practice at Deloitte Consulting, said having high-quality data is a must for AI.
Shrupti Shah, the managing director of government and public service practice at Deloitte, said by using AI, agencies can improve citizen services more quickly.
AI and enough data will let security and network operators use natural language to poll devices and establish automated remediation routines.
GSA's Federal Acquisition Service is on the front lines of federal procurement, making the processes easier for acquisition professionals, agencies and vendors.
RJ Krawiec, a principle in Deloitte’s Government and Public Services Practice, said agencies can take 6 practical steps to demystify AI to improve acceptance.
By converging government and private investment, the Chips Act catalyzes onshoring, which bolsters reliability of a crucial supply chain.
Federal employees can hear from zero trust experts across the public sector at GPSEC, and learn how to transform their cybersecurity practices.
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