Former federal technology executives offer their insights of the biggest stories of 2021 and which storylines will carry over in 2022.
The increased threat surface driven by massive adoption of cloud services and remote delivery due to the pandemic means more endpoints, which means more endpoint data. Traditional security operations centers are overwhelmed by the amount of data generated by the adoption of cloud services. But if cloud is causing the challenge, it also provides the solution.
Biden’s executive order, in fact, marks the latest in a series of efforts over the past 30 years to measure and improve public-facing government services.
During this exclusive webinar, technology executives will discuss modernizing identity and access management as part of a zero trust journey while improving citizen services and mission effectiveness.
Mark Schwartz, an enterprise strategist at Amazon Web Services, said public and private sector organizations like are responding to the pace of change, which between the pandemic, cloud services and the similar technologies has increased over the last few years.
The new online feature will allow travelers to avoid a trip to a nearby post office or passport agency, and ensure greater continuity of operations.
Consolidating and integrating service management, application management, infrastructure management, delivery management and cyber management data and functions not only helps to reduce the need to jump from tool to tool, but also provides a 360-degree view into agency operations. To meet this need, Deloitte built OperateEdge, an integrated and intelligent IT Operations Management platform.
The Senate Veterans Affairs Committee introduced new legislation that would require regular reports from the Department of Veterans Affairs on the cost, schedule and performance of its massive electronic health records modernization project.
Michael Speca, president of Ardalyst, joins host John Gilroy on this week's Federal Tech Talk to give us an update on the CMMC initiative from the Department of Defense.
The Pentagon will conduct task order-level competitions as part of its new JWCC contract, but vendors won't have much room to argue.
Bill Wright is the senior director of North American Government Affairs at Splunk, joins host John Gilroy on this week's Federal Tech Talk to discuss how his company can help federal technology leaders need to ingest, monitor, analyze and search their agency's data.
The Army’s XVIIIth airborne recently completed an exercise called Scarlet Dragon IV that demonstrated many AI and data capabilities. Col. Joe O’Callaghan, the fire support officer for the Army’s XVIII Airborne Corps., said this quarterly exercise is helping the entire Defense Department learn how to use data to drive better, faster decisions.
DISA staff are using program management tools and principles to monitor and track plans internally, while the Air Force is conducting weekly IT pulse surveys.
New IRS Deputy Chief Procurement Officer Guy Torres has long federal and private sector experience.
The Department of Veterans Affairs will deploy its electronic health record to a second site in March, with another 10 go-lives tentatively planned for later in 2022, after it spent more than a year grappling with usability, productivity and other challenges from the initial launch.