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The coronavirus pandemic multiplied the need for agency wide telework capabilities and that also means more security concerns. Venice Goodwine, chief information security officer for the Agriculture Department, said her agency took a phased approach with capacity tests across different mission areas.
Patrick Sullivan, chief technology officer for security strategies at Akamai, recently joined Federal News Network to present options for increasing business continuity in a crushing environment of remote access and incredible traffic loads.
Multiple use cases, ranging from immigration processing to emergency management, are envisioned under the DHS AI roadmap.
Shery Thomas, the cyber technology officer for the Marine Corps Cyberspace Command, said network consolidation is helping improve zero trust efforts.
GSA issued an acquisition letter detailing the certain conditions when contracting officers can buy cloud services with upfront payments.
However, government modernization efforts will prove futile if the infrastructure and engrained systems that act as key vehicles and enablers remain stagnant.
Quinn Palmer, the National Operations Director for small unmanned aircraft systems at CBP, said drones are bringing more benefits to the agency every year.
Software bills of materials. The code ingredients in software. They’ve become the object of study as a way to discover cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
Brian Conrad, the acting director of the FedRAMP cloud security program, has led several modernization initiatives over the last three years.
Published reports detail how little DoD actually spends on new or start-up companies, even ones that have what the military says its looking for.