Big Data

Eric Trexler Palo Alto

Agencies start to focus on zero trust ‘outcomes,’ instead of checklists

Federal agencies are on the hook to adopt a zero trust cybersecurity architecture by Sept. 30. Palo Alto Networks’ Eric Trexler talks about progress so far.

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Amelia Brust/Federal News NetworkCybersecurity Maturity Model Certification

Data security’s integral role in the digital age

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Graphic By: Derace LauderdaleContracting

Contracting officers benefit from a bot in the seat to their right

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Getty Images/iStockphoto/Alexey Bragin

New strategy, A-123 update to help reduce improper payments

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Getty Images/iStockphoto/NicoElNinopolicy and data, weapon systems, zero trust, Cybersecurity IT engineer working on protecting network against cyberattack from hackers on internet. Secure access for online privacy and personal data protection. Hands typing on keyboard and PCB

Robust data management is key to harnessing the power of emerging technologies

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Civilian Cloud Exchange '24 Splunk's Jon Gines

Cloud Exchange 2024: Splunk’s Jon ‘JG’ Gines on how to map out your modernization journey

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Jeth Rey

Gen. Rey reflects on leading Network Cross Functional team

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(U.S. Army/Ashley Low)Army Futures Command, C2,

Agile, adaptable, modular: The future of Army C2

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FILE - A grove of Giant Sequoia trees grows in Mountain Home State Demonstration Forest outside Springville, Calif., on Tuesday, April 26, 2022. The U.S. Forest Service is taking emergency action to speed up approval of projects to clear underbrush in giant sequoia groves to save the world's largest trees from the increasing threat of wildfire. (Carlos Avila Gonzalez/San Francisco Chronicle via AP, File)

Using data, revolutionary Sammies finalist sees forest for the trees

Robert McGaughey revolutionized the U.S. Forest Service’s ability to visualize aerial surveillance data as useful information.

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Federal Insights Records Management

How to manage the digital records deadline

June 30th deadline approaches, when NARA will only accept digitized documents. Agencies must deal with the largest volume known as modern textual records.

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Classified Documents

NARA’s looming digitization deadline for agencies means the end of paper

The National Archives and Records Administration is preparing agencies for the paper cut.

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