Embrace the next frontier in identity security We’re taking Navigate on Tour to a city near you. Navigate Government featuring iD.gov is the forum for identity practitioners to get first-hand insight into “what’s next” in identity security from a government perspective. Accelerate your identity security journey Navigate on Tour gives you the chance to share in how identity security is shaping your world from a governmen...

With advancements in technology, evolutions in workforce expectations, and unprecedented threats, the work of the federal government is constantly changing. Each year, leaders are tasked with protecting their role as stewards to the American people and challenged to rethink how government meets this mission. Join us on Tuesday, October 17th to learn more about the current state of the federal government, leadership priorities, and case studies...

From where you work has become a political hot potato. But the politicians aren’t the ones who are returning to the office and transitioning to more in-person work, you are. And we know that it hasn’t been an easy transition for some of you. A recent Federal Times survey found that half of federal employees have applied for a new job since 2021 when agencies were first formally told to initiate return-to-office plans in the wake of...

FedScoop is hosting FedTalks 2023 on September 7th at the Waldorf Astoria in Washington, D.C.! FedTalks is the largest annual gathering of C-level executives, leaders and innovators from the government and tech community. In its 14th year, FedTalks brings together 1,200 of the country's most influential leaders for one day of discussion, exploring ways technology and people can transform government and our communities. Topics include: Gen AI,...

Technology has made an impact on your organization. Is the impact good? Are your employees and customers happier? Is the execution of your mission stronger? At what point does technology create friction and more work for employees and customers, impose additional risk and expense, stifle innovation, and diminish the impact it was intended to have on your mission? Join us on May 23rd in Washington DC to hear from leaders in government who are...

The past two years have brought about a decade’s worth of change to federal technology, from rapidly pivoting to and sustaining a remote, virtual-enabled workforce, to revitalizing customer experience at the heart of government’s biggest missions – all while defending against increasingly sophisticated attacks and making big bets on next generation technologies like cloud, AI and automation. And these transformations are only...

Whether it’s constituents who are engaging with services or the public servants who provide them, there’s no question that people are the foundation of every effective and modern government. Join us May 9 in Washington, D.C. at the 14th annual Adobe Government Forum to learn how to take an experience-driven approach to government services.

Red Hat and NIST are co-sponsoring an open forum to hear about and discuss the continued evolution of information systems and its impact on cybersecurity. This development is most clearly seen in the connectedness of the numerous infrastructure systems and data that our critical infrastructure now relies on. In the half-day event, hear from leaders and industry that are most shaped by this advancement and how the nation is designing approaches...

Today's public sector IT leaders are challenged by siloed environments, security risks, stalled modernization efforts, and poor customer experiences. They're looking for modern, multi-cloud solutions that can help them deliver a trusted foundation for technical innovation in their agencies.Supported by solutions that offer higher productivity, better security, and lower costs, employees and administrators can modernize applications, secure hyb...

Thousands of women have worked to provide U.S. government data and statistical analysis. This data helps the government operate but also helps civilians, nonprofits, and academia. Even though there have been great advances with women in the government, there is still a large gender gap in Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). 26.9% of women make up the federal technology workforce according to a recent study by the Equal Em...