The Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) - Colorado Springs Chapter will once again host the 10th Annual Peak Cyber Symposium from Monday, November 16th to Thursday, November 19th, 2020. Peak Cyber will be a virtual symposium. The Peak Cyber Symposium is designed to further educate Cybersecurity, Information Management, Information Technology, and Communications Professionals and Practitioners by providing a platform to explore some...

How should agencies be assessing their level of where they are and where they want to be? This panel will discuss workforce requirements to succeed in predictive analytics projects, Workforce 2025 (OPM/RPA), CDO council/training government workforce, action plan 2020 for data skills, Data Readiness and prep for predictive analytics, culture, and change management in agencies.

AI in Government is where those working in and with the government get together to network, discuss, and interact on topics relating to AI, machine learning, and cognitive technologies. Join us at this monthly event for high-quality content with compelling & informative speakers and opportunities to network and connect with fellow like-minded individuals. ​ Agenda: 11:30-12:00pm: Presentation 12:00-1:00pm: Wrap-up and Q&A This mo...

The Federal Data Strategy's action plan was reworked in response to the COVID-19 crisis, while state and local governments are simultaneously expanding health data initiatives and looking for more cost-effective data solutions. Add in the growing importance of data-intensive cyber threat detection and the broad potential of AI and automation, and it becomes clear: Agencies' data challenges are evolving rapidly, and a solid data strategy is mis...

This year has proven the need to strengthen Artificial Intelligence capabilities, and a need to solve the AI challenges brought forth due to the pandemic. This panel will explore the current state of technology, use cases, and limitations of AI at the edge. Listen in as subject matter experts share lessons learned and solutions to the challenges brought on to their agency’s as a result of COVID-19. What emerging technology has led to str...

Chatbots, voice assistance, artificial intelligence (AI) and other automation technologies all provide a new level of customer experience. These emerging technologies are being deployed widely in the private sector; however, many agencies are still determining the role of automation will take in serving their citizens. In a recent GovLoop survey, government agency members confirmed their interest in automation technologies. Nearly half of the...

Identity and access management, data analytics, and artificial intelligence are all important components of today’s digital transformation efforts. What if we could marry all three to create a more secure, better controlled, and highly automated identity analytics solution that also offers an easier, faster and seamless user experience? Underlay this union with automated identity governance procedures, and you’ll have a reliable id...

Just as COVID-19 has forced all of us to re-imagine our lives, we give you ReImagine Nation ELC 2020. Having invested in a cutting-edge delivery platform, we will exceed expectations by offering live and just-in-time content to a geographically dispersed audience, across the world. Our conference theme, “Mission Resiliency: Technology, Culture, & Agility”, brings together content across cybersecurity, emerging technologies, mis...

Emerging technologies offer the promise of better, faster, cheaper processing and problem solving, but they also bring the possibility of bias, security breaches and new privacy issues. Most agencies are experimenting on a small scale and testing out standards on privacy and security. Workforce also has been a concern as emerging tech matures—both to ensure displaced workers are reskilled and to make certain the job classifications are a...

The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) throughout the federal government has rapidly grown in the past few years, and so has the awareness of ethical issues associated with this new technology. AI systems can mimic or amplify human biases, can put human lives at risk, and can present new vulnerabilities to cyber-attacks. As is the case with many developing technologies in the past, human users have raised questions about the mistrust of these...