Cloud adoption has benefited Federal agencies in many ways, but confidence in security has remained elusive. The wave of data breach headlines over the last year have only escalated concerns.Research has revealed that most Federal organizations are running multiple instances of public cloud along with on-premise resources. Security policies that ensure data protection in the cloud often differ from ones governing on-premise environments, creat...

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 acquisition hurdles – continue to impede agencies’ progress. Successful IT modernization includes determining cloud readiness with an eye toward providing mission value that supports...

Government’s digital journey is poised for massive transformation, and end-user computing is at the heart of it. The Internet of Things is impacting cities by enhancing the effectiveness of many aspects of citizen services from public health and transportation to logistics and energy conservation.State and local governments have droves of mobile workers, and device management across the enterprise can be a monumental task. That’s w...

Recently-enacted legislation, Executive Orders, as well as the new Federal Data Strategy have created several new mandates for agencies around data governance, management, utilization, and protection. The Foundations for Evidence Based Policymaking Act, including the OPEN Government Data Act; the SECURE Technology Act, the recent Executive Order on Artificial Intelligence – all have created new opportunities for agencies to leverage thei...

Moving applications to the cloud is a top priority and one of the most often mentioned game-changing technologies for government CIOs today, according to Gartner. But obstacles like lack of experience in cloud migration, security concerns, and acquisition hurdles continue to impede agencies’ progress.Successful IT modernization includes determining cloud readiness with an eye toward providing mission value that supports digital governmen...

Today’s workforce is always on and always connected. Workers now use their personal mobile devices to access cloud applications and expect frictionless access regardless of time, device or location. As cloud and mobility continue to become must-haves, government agencies must be able to give users access to mobile grain inspectors, national park rangers, emergency responders and more no matter where they are, regardless of which type of...

Software acquisition is undergoing sweeping reform in government, and nowhere is that more apparent than in the Department of Defense. Rapidly acquiring technology the services need for hardware-enabled and software-defined systems will enable DoD to support future warfighting capability. This video webinar takes a thoughtful look at how government agencies are acquiring and managing software to shorten the time it takes to field new software...

Healthcare organizations in government are tasked with managing vital electronic health records while being mindful of HIPAA compliance, defending against ransomware attacks, and cutting costs by moving to the cloud. This webinar will review how government agencies are protecting and managing healthcare data for the individual patient, healthcare clinics and across the enterprise by using effective back-up and recovery tools for disaster prote...

Join us for an exciting video webinar featuring thought leaders from the public and private sectors to share success stories in cloud adoption – focusing on how agencies are leveraging the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) to speed up and secure cloud migrations.

Gartner defines identity and access management (IAM) as “the security discipline that enables the right individuals to access the right information at the right times for the right reasons.” At the heart of the biggest data breaches of all time, those involving commercial firms like Target, Home Depot, and Yahoo, are stolen credentials. Other risks include improperly shared credentials and misuse by disgruntled employees. This webi...