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The Next Big Attack: How Agencies Can P...
After what has been deemed as one of the largest breeches in U.S. cybersecurity in recent history, an estimated 18,000 public and private sector entities will spend billions of dollars over many months to contain and fix the damage. As just one example of how sophisticated and stealthy hackers have become, the attack leaves many asking when and where will the next one happen – or has it already? On March 25 at 11am PT/2pm ET, Government...
Risky Business: How Cybersecurity Threa...
State and local governments faced evolving and increasingly sophisticated cyber threats – and that was before the COVID-19 pandemic. Today, employee work has changed dramatically and agencies have new endpoints to protect with a perimeter that no longer exists. At the same time, they must confront novel attempts by cybercriminals who will use a crisis situation to their advantage. Join Governing and Government Technology for our first co...
What You Need to Know in 2021: Anticipa...
The new administration is laying out plans to quickly address many of the profound challenges facing our federal, state and local governments and all they serve including: Passing and administering new economic stimulus measures Orchestrating and tracking the national effort to vaccinate Americans against the COVID-19 virus Addressing infrastructure challenges, including modernization of core IT systems These decisions and many others will imp...
Mad Skills in the (Government) House: R...
The government's most important resource is its workforce -- that has never been more clear than in 2020 when public sector employees weathered huge increases in demand for services despite extraordinary circumstances. As the COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically accelerated technology adoption in state and local governments, the need for employees who are equipped with the right skills has never been more important.Join Government Technology's s...
The Remote Work Workplace: Policies, Pr...
In March 2020, as thousands of public sector workers shifted to remote work almost overnight, few would have guessed they would remain there for months. What followed was a real-world litmus test for whether government employees could effectively serve the public from home. They passed with flying colors. Now, public sector work has forever been altered, with many government leaders predicting a hybrid workforce in which some employees shift b...
New York City Virtual Digital Governmen...
Open to Public Sector Only. This year’s Digital Government Summit will be “digital” in every way! The conference is being held in a virtual format on Zoom for Government, a FedRAMP-certified infrastructure with advanced security controls, that is used for meetings and webinars by the Department of Homeland Security and numerous other federal, state and local agencies. Zoom for Government leverages one of the largest secured n...
The UI Benefit Balancing Act
Unemployment insurance (UI) supported by the CARES Act and PUA have been a lifeline for the over 50 million Americans that have filed claims during the current pandemic. As benefits have expanded, however, so has the threat to program integrity and state UI trust fund solvency. The Department of Labor recently estimated that the increase of more than $260 billion in unemployment funding under the CARES Act will result in at least $26 billion i...
Securing Your Hybrid Workforce
With the abrupt shift to remote work due to COVID-19, public and private institutions were forced to quickly adapt to the new working environment with technologies that enable digital collaboration and productivity while also securing and protecting agency information and offsite devices. Six months in, it is clear that telework is not just a temporary solution, and for government agencies, continuing to protect information security is paramou...
Government Experience Awards
Mark your calendars for the Government Experience Awards . . . Join us online! From interactive kiosks to voice assistants, government agencies across the country continue to find new and innovative ways to enhance the citizen and employee experience. The Government Experience Awards, a program of the Center for Digital Government, is designed to recognize these achievements and overall best practices of government agencies that have gone to t...
Accelerating AI & Analytics from Edge t...
Government agencies and organizations are looking to Artificial Intelligence and data analytics as a means to better protect and serve their citizens. But deploying the infrastructure needed to support AI at scale remains a challenge for many, given the complexity of achieving high performance and accuracy, all while managing costs and utilization. The use of AI in government must take into account privacy and security, compatibility with lega...
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