According to Gartner, moving applications to the cloud is a top priority (and one of the most often mentioned game-changing technologies) for government CIOs today. But obstacles – like lack of experience in cloud migration, security concerns, and policy hurdles – continue to impede agencies’ progress. The COVID-19 pandemic has magnified this issue considerably as agencies rely on their information technology infrastructure t...

A fair and free election process is a hallmark of American democracy, and Federal, state and local government officials are working together to secure America’s election infrastructure from new and evolving threats. This election infrastructure ranges from voter registration databases and voting systems to IT systems such as the counting, auditing, and displaying of election results, and post-election reporting to certify and validate re...

The national and economic security of the United States depends on the reliable functioning of critical infrastructure. According to Executive Order 13636, Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity, network security focuses on ensuring three security objectives of information technology: confidentiality, integrity, and availability. This lively 60-minute video webinar will bring together thought leaders from public sector – and the...

The last few months have altered work in ways never before imagined. Conference rooms are now conference calls, and the “new normal” is still being defined. According to OPM’s most recent telework report to Congress, only 22% of government employees had adopted telework as part of their regular work week prior to the pandemic. Telework and flexible work schedules are in the toolbox to ensure the health and safety of governmen...

Last February, President Trump signed an Executive Order on Maintaining American Leadership in Artificial Intelligence (AI). It prompted federal agencies and offices to build out their AI capabilities by employing new tools and methods of adoption. This hour long video webinar will will bring together thought leaders from federal civilian agencies – and their counterparts in the private sector – to discuss how AI is being used to r...

Three months after the impact of the pandemic spurred virtually universal work from home, agencies are reviewing state by state plans for partial or full return to work. To encourage collaboration and effective delivery of agency missions, technological tools such as cloud solutions, virtual private networks, and teleconferencing were implemented, with close monitoring the impact of these changes on their cybersecurity profile. This webinar wi...

The American way of life suffered severe disruption as the recent pandemic swept the globe. Democratic elections, a fundamental pillar of government, has been impacted as presidential primaries were postponed and election officials across the country revised the election process for the safety of citizens and election workers alike. Join us to explore the national response to digital threats to America’s election process. Learning Object...

Federal agencies represent the highest users of data intensive computing. The deployment of accelerated computing using graphics processing units or GPUs is rapidly increasing as agencies adopt emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, drones, robots, medical imaging and video analysis. Not only does this high performance infrastructure speed performance, it also fundamentally changes the economics of the data center since a GPU-a...

Whether to supply citizen services, military operations, emergency response or to support other vital government missions around the globe, agencies are increasingly deploying and managing devices and assets all the way out to the network edge. This 60-minute webinar will review how government agencies can employ effective back-up and recovery tools at the tactical edge to provide resiliency of government data in the field. Learning Objectives...

Day 5 Focus: U.S. Air Force Learn how COVID-19 will reshape the business of government in the national security community. Be informed and engaged about how COVID-19 will restructure the four specialty areas that drive the business of government; personnel, acquisition, financial management, and information technology, in the national security community. This 5-part series will explore how the national security community will fulfill its missi...