Government agencies need to onboard new employees as quickly as possible. That means equipping new hires with the IT tools they need to do their job. Increasingly, agencies are working with hardware providers to configure new workstations at the factory — giving employees the exact hardware, software and security protocols they need, right out of the box. On June 20, join Government Technology and HP for a 30-minute webinar on this next-...

The government’s ability to deliver value to its citizens is critically dependent on the holistic integration and alignment of its policies, goals, and objectives to its portfolios, programs, and projects. However, in its current state, there appears to be a pervasive misalignment and lack of coordination of roles and responsibilities across the Federal Performance Framework. The implementation of crucial legislations such as Evidence Ac...

Join NDIA's CBRN Division in Baltimore, MD for the 2024 CBRN Defense Conference and Exhibition. The conference will focus on the theme of CWMD and Pandemic Preparedness Inflection Point -- We Must ACT NOW or Risk/Gamble the Future! The NDIA CBRN Defense Division promotes the exchange of information — technical and operational — related to defenses against weapons of mass destruction between the Department of Defense and other gover...

In an increasingly connected world, disruptions to supply chains can severely impact the Department of Defense’s ability to sustain readiness and execute missions. Consequently, it's critical to analyze, predict, and mitigate potential supply chain risks through innovation in technology and data. By layering publicly available information sources, analysts and government officials can more effectively uncover hidden risk in defense indus...

The harnessing of the right cyber power is more important than ever in a domain deluged by persistent attacks and simultaneous sophisticated campaigns that threaten global political, economic and security interests.A flagship event, AFCEA s TechNet Cyber serves as a center of gravity for a whole-of-government effort to bring together the policy, strategic architecture, operations and C2 along with the joint capabilities needed to meet the glob...

In efforts to address this serious and systematic flaw, a new group of technologies – called cross domain solutions – emerged to enhance the federal government’s ability to access and send information from one security-level network to another. From there, the National Cross Domain Strategy & Management Office – NCDSMO set out to help agencies work together to make better sense of all the shared information and data...

When warfighters enter the battlefield, whether in the sky, on the ground or at sea, they depend on sophisticated radar and electronic attack jammer systems to protect them from harm. Advancements in digitizing technology and analysis software enable EW systems to undergo testing in the lab before they reach a real conflict. High-bandwidth oscilloscopes can be used for multi-port, coherent RF pulse analysis. With the combination of real-time d...

After November 30, 2024, DISA will no longer be providing free Forescout software licenses, professional services and training for the Comply-to-Connect (C2C) program. Over the past few years, the C2C contract with Forescout has enabled thousands of DoDIN users to receive Forescout licenses from DISA at no cost to the users’ budget. To this day, Forescout is still the backbone of C2C, which provides device visibility, device control, NAC...

Christian Lowry is the Emerging Risks Branch Chief in the National Risk Management Center, part of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). Christian leads a team of analysts assessing risks to critical infrastructure from emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence and quantum computing. Christian has also led NRMC’s analysis efforts related to the Information...

TECHINT 2024, co-sponsored by the Defense Intelligence Agency and AFCEA International, builds upon the successful inaugural TECHINT conference held in 2023. The 2024 program brings together leaders and experts from the Department of Defense and the intelligence community (IC) to highlight some of the nation’s hardest intelligence challenges and most pressing intelligence needs. These discussions will be informed by presentations highligh...