The rapid shift to a remote workforce has created an open target for cyber criminals. As employees shifted to working from home, many customer-facing services, such as voter registration, payment options, and license and permit applications, became readily accessible online. The move to digitize systems and services at such a rapid pace means that security sometimes gets left behind. This webinar will review the threats government agencies are...

IDC defines edge computing as processing that is done at or near the source of government data, which secures and reduces data transport time as well as network traffic. Growing adoption of Internet of Things (IoT) tools such as traffic sensors, security cameras, and building security devices is creating 95% of the growth in network traffic. The value of edge computing spans an ever-widening number of missions. For example, adding data analyti...

The pandemic has significantly changed citizens’ expectations as digital and contactless interaction with government became the norm. The path to a digital-first approach to citizen services became a racetrack as agencies rushed to deploy new ways to meet their constituent needs, online. New friction points in the digital journey have emerged as citizens and employees grapple with inconsistent experience, lack of personalization, or limi...

As 2021 kicks into gear, much of the digital transformation efforts from 2020 will continue to be vital. Government is becoming people-centric, efficient, and maybe most of all, resilient. Without automation, government can become over-reliance on cumbersome, manual, error-prone processes that overwhelm public sector employees and frustrate citizens. Technological innovation to keep up with the demands of citizens and continue to engage with c...

As government agencies shifted rapidly to telework, the need to verify the identity of individuals accessing resources from non-government furnished equipment became paramount. Across the country, agencies began to tie identity, credential and access management to their technology modernization plans to insure greater control and visibility as well as easier configuration of resources. This discussion will feature experts in identity and zero...

The new Administration’s executive order on ensuring a data-driven response to COVID-19 and future high-consequence health threats has underscored government’s need to secure military, veterans, and citizens health data. The order also stressed the imperative to advance innovation in public health data and analytics in the United States. Data governance is key component of this as agencies seed to maximize the value of health data...

Digital transformation of government agencies across the board has resulting in an explosion of digital services, and the recent move to telework with widespread delivery of citizen services online has only further increased the impact. National Institute of Standards and Technology, has established digital identity guidelines that lower the risk and assure the appropriate level of confidence to prevent impersonation and other attacks. As tech...

The rapid and virtually total telework environment that has been spurred by the pandemic forced many organizations to focus anew on the challenges of identity management and governance. In the energy sector, regulations abound to protect privacy, prevent fraud and effectively manage risk. Identity management is of particular concern to CIOs, CISOs and other security and risk personnel. Employees and contractors require access to strategic appl...

The rapid shift to a distributed federal workforce has meant that consistent, accurate and reliable data is crucial to meet mission goals. Data governance is an importantly used to maximize the value of information while minimizing associated risks and costs. This webinar will review how government agencies are using the Federal data strategy to empower a fundamental shift in information management to effectively secure the staggering amount o...

As the federal government ramps up its digital transformation, cybersecurity is a growing concern — and for good reason. Recent cybersecurity breaches of government systems underscore the urgency of strengthening U.S. cybersecurity capabilities, and the new Administration has proposed $9B to modernize the Federal IT infrastructure to prevent cyberattacks. Hundreds of agencies rely on information technology to carry out their mission and,...