Threat remediation encompasses a series of risk prevention steps to know how best to act when defending your surface systems from data breaches and financial disruption. This workshop is to help inform and advise SOC professionals on an agnostic, interoperable, risk adverse way to prioritize and measure the impact to your end-to-end incident response framework and act on ways it can be improved through trusted, targeted use of AI and Automation.

The IBM Federal TechXchange in Washington, DC, is a compelling event for the technical community. This event will allow Federal agencies' technologists to engage with our subject matter experts in a half-day interactive session on some cutting-edge technologies. In an era where technology landscapes are continuously shifting, it is essential for government organizations to realize the possibilities of AI-powered automation. The sessions are de...

Recent developments within artificial intelligence (AI) have demonstrated the scale and power of this technology on business and society. The U.S. Federal Government needs to determine how to structure and govern these systems responsibly to avoid bias and errors as the scalability of AI technology can have costly effects on both business and society. As your organization uses different datasets to apply machine learning and automation to work...

Every 11 seconds, there is a ransomware attack. As the severity and impact of cyberattacks increase against government digital platforms and critical infrastructures, what can agencies do to build a more secure digital future? TD SYNNEX Public Sector and IBM invite you to attend our Zero Trust Federal Compliance Workshop where you'll recieve pratical strategies and next steps designed to address where you are in your Zero Trust journey. Join u...

ICIT Webinar / Secure Intelligent Automation for Mission Readiness/ Co-Chaired By BluePrism and IBM The daily requirements imposed on military and civilian activities continue to grow far more rapidly than budget and resource allocations. One key to mitigating these ever-expanding mission requirements is a connected intelligent automation platform and enterprise approach to automation. While automation has already demonstrated its value to th...

Because we are continuing to experience exponential growth of our data and data sources, AI is now a hot topic in the marketplace. And computing has now moved beyond a "CPU-only" era, giving us vast computational power that was not accessible before. IBM AI Story – When Seconds Matter Thursday, August 15, 2019 2:30 - 3:30 p.m. ET Webinar Event This webinar will discuss AI use cases and how to sort through all of that data in a timely man...

Traditional data warehouse environments require significant human and capital resources to keep them running, which can adversely affect your ability to respond to changing mission priorities and demands.We invite you to learn about IBM dashDB, a solution that can extend your existing infrastructure into the cloud or help you start new data warehousing self-service capabilities. IBM dashDB is powered by high-performance, in-memory columnar, an...

Wherever you are in the mission space – IT, development, program management, research or analysis – we all have one thing in common: We strive to meet mission outcomes that will transform and improve government services. But in a world of exponential change, federal agencies must continue to be innovative, agile and informed in order to make the best possible decisions to achieve results.Advanced analytics insight is key to keeping...

Managing, matching, and analyzing cultural name data continues to be one of the most challenging aspects of recognizing those masking or misrepresenting their identities. Long before the attacks on the USS Cole, Pentagon and World Trade Center, there was the 1993 shooting at the CIA Headquarters where Mir Aimal Kansi, a Pakistani militant, killed two and wounded three CIA employees. Kansi had entered the United Status under the family name Ka...

Sequestration and budget constraints have had a profound effect on already-limited federal resources. Agencies face the unenviable task of managing increased workloads with decreased tools. Given this state of fiscal affairs, what can agencies do to contain and diminish the impact of spending cuts and stalemate budgets, while maximizing data to achieve their goals?