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...

Registration is closed FEDERAL EMPLOYEES: LEARN HOW TO BE THE HERO IN YOUR OWN RETIREMENT STORY & RETIRE WITH CONFIDENCE The ProFeds FedImpact Retirement Workshop gives federal employees a no-nonsense approach to evaluating the financial impact of benefits decisions made as they near retirement. Our goal is to help them avoid the red tape and to retire from federal service with confidence! IMPORTANT INFORMATION Attendance is free-of-charg...

Government continues to invest in digital transformation efforts to improve agility and customer engagement, seeing the greatest results in their cloud migration efforts. While not a new focus area, leveraging cloud became a staple of mission delivery in the height of the pandemic, but integration efforts happened almost overnight, leaving necessary improvements throughout the enterprise. Now, with a vision towards the future of government, le...

Recent developments within artificial intelligence (AI) have demonstrated the scale and power of this technology on business and society. The U.S. Federal Government needs to determine how to structure and govern these systems responsibly to avoid bias and errors as the scalability of AI technology can have costly effects on both business and society. As your organization uses different datasets to apply machine learning and automation to work...

The role of AI in responding to security threats has taken on new urgency as agency leaders grapple with AI's sudden emergence into mainstream business applications. But threat actors are moving just as quickly to capitalize on AI. Secure your spot at the Google Public Sector Forum on Tuesday, October 17, to hear how agency and industry experts are approaching the widening intersection of AI and security. You'll hear from top leaders on where...

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...

PREDICT is the world’s leading intelligence summit where executives, security practitioners, technologists, researchers, and journalists come together to hear from experts, learn from one another, and make new connections.

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...

The United States is undergoing a generational economic transformation – with a renewed bipartisan emphasis on manufacturing. Two successive administrations have championed industrial policies aimed at reshoring manufacturing jobs and “de-risking” our foreign trade relationships in the face of recent supply chain disruptions and geopolitical challenges. Join POLITICO on Tuesday, September 19th for high-level conversations tha...

On Monday, Sept. 18, whistleblower attorney Stephen M. Kohn will discuss his latest book, Rules for Whistleblowers: A Handbook for Doing What’s Right, at the 14th and V location of Busboys and Poets. Kohn has been featured in the Washington Post (see Here's how the Constitution protects leakers and whistleblowers and What is a whistleblower: How to be a journalist) as well as the New York Times (see The Whistleblowers of 1777). He has re...