How do Federal cyber practitioners adapt to an increasingly complex attack surface? Where do our Federal security leaders turn to reimagine our future cyber landscapes? Adapt 2024 is a day-long event that brings together IT, cybersecurity, and operations leaders to unpack the distinct and complex security challenges that face U.S. Federal agencies. Join us to learn how Federal security leaders and practitioners are adapting to today’s de...

Experience the Future of Digital Transformation at the Zscaler Public Sector Summit on April 4, 2024! The summit is a premier event that's quickly become a landmark in the world of cybersecurity. If you haven't experienced it yet, 2024 is the perfect year to start! Here’s what makes the Zscaler Public Sector Summit an unmissable event: Inspirational Keynotes: Prepare to be inspired by a lineup of industry pioneers, including our visionar...

How can the government deliver services better? Delivering intelligently. It’s transforming with simplicity, resilience, security, speed, and execution. It’s powering our country’s digital footprint with intelligent platforms. At the ServiceNow Federal Forum, explore how Federal innovators are creating unified experiences across the enterprise. We’re using intelligent platforms for end-to-end digital transformation. Thi...

Founded in 2011 by six industry and government professionals, Tech Tonic (formerly Cyber Smoke) is proud to return for its thirteenth year. On Thursday, March 14, join us at the Morton’s in Washington, D.C. for the most talked about and widely attended networking event in the Federal market. We invite you to socialize with fellow cyber professionals from across government and industry who make the tech ecosystem tick and go above and bey...

Connect with government and industry IT executives, and establish long-term partnerships, all while enjoying a cigar and drink on the patio of Morton’s The Steakhouse in Washington, D.C. Mark your calendar for Thursday, July 20, and join us at Morton’s for this summer’s Cyber Smoke event. Engage with cyber professionals from various private and public sector organizations who play a crucial role in driving the technology ecos...

With its new National Cybersecurity Strategy, the Biden administration is doubling down on moving the Federal government to a zero trust security architecture, following last year’s mandate to set specific zero trust goals by the end of fiscal year 2024. Looking ahead, the strategy spells out that over the long term the government will “defend the Federal enterprise and modernize Federal systems in accordance with zero trust princi...

Tech advancements and increased sophistication of cyberattacks highlight both the value of and the need for greater cyber resiliency. In response to the ever-changing threat landscape, we’ve seen a significant evolution of government, so it’s time to recognize those driving innovation and advancing our nation’s cyber security. Socialize with cyber professionals across government and industry at Morton’s The Steakhouse o...

The National Cybersecurity Strategy will require more action – from government and industry. It is poised to be the nation’s most comprehensive cyber strategy to date, going well beyond information sharing and public-private partnership. Join MeriTalk for Cyber Central in Washington, D.C. on May 17 for an examination of the strategy, challenges, and opportunities it brings to public and private sector organizations. Government and...

In our fast-moving, digital world, Federal agencies must be able to collaborate with other agencies, partners, and third-party contractors without the headaches of disjointed email chains and lack of access to important context and documentation. Breaking down silos to create frictionless digital work environments is vital for agencies to modernize and achieve mission success. But too often, agencies need help finding scalable solutions that o...

IT, operations, and cybersecurity professionals at U.S. Federal agencies must continually adapt to complex challenges and ongoing changes. They must pivot when adversaries evolve their attack methods and when new vulnerabilities threaten U.S. infrastructure. They reprioritize when faced with Executive Orders and regulatory mandates. All of these adaptations must be done at a massive scale with an ever-changing workforce of highly skilled and t...