Public sector leaders are seeking to drive efficiency across their organizations—and those responsible for technology implementation and management are focused on maximizing available resources, from funding, to human capital, to IT infrastructures. Successful technologies are mission-driven, trusted, and integrated with agency policies, and they can evolve to incorporate innovation and best practices. With a focus on supporting effectiv...

SDN is just coming into its own. While it eventually may have a significant impact on networking, for now Federal agencies need to maintain the extensive installed networks in use today. It is expected that Federal IT professionals will gradually transition to SDN, as it has the potential to reduce requirements for proprietary, hardware-dependent services and would allow agencies to take advantage of virtual capabilities that enable more simpl...

Register today for this free Federal Executive Briefing hosted by Government Computer News to learn about new tools and tactics that will support your agency’s evolving digital forensics and E-Discovery initiatives. As information technology continues to evolve and deliver previously unknown processing speeds, storage options, and search functionality, trends in digital forensics and E-Discovery tools and tactics are changing to keep up...

As the most highly regarded event for cyber security professionals in government, the 11th Annual Security Conference and Exhibition delivers serious training for government practitioners, keynote addresses by top-level industry experts, and essential networking opportunities with your peers. Your experience at the Security Conference will broaden your expertise, deepen your industry knowledge and fine-tune your leadership skills. Make yoursel...

The Virtualization, Cloud Computing and Green IT Summit only happens once per year. Don't miss your opportunity to learn and network with the government and industry experts who are leading the way on Green IT and virtualization! Get your FREE expo pass! FREE expo passes are extended to government and military personnel. You'll have access to the exhibition, Professional Education Session, keynote from Doug Bourgeois, VP, Federal Chief Cloud...

Join Federal Computer Week, in partnership with Cisco, on October 21st at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, DC to hear experts from government and industry discuss a more deliberate and effective national cybersecurity strategy. Seminar sessions will cover: Understanding the Cybersecurity Adversaries The Role of Government in Making Cyber Progress Programs Underway that Empower Citizens How Using Network Capabilities Can Build Security...

Plan to join your colleagues at the Smart Facilities Forum to discuss the current mandates, opportunities, and challenges as agencies move toward smarter, greener operations. Attendees will learn how the convergence of digital and physical infrastructures is enabling better facilities management at the city, base, and building level. This is your opportunity to learn how infrastructure integration will help your agency identify efficiencies, e...

You'll hear from senior government leaders and industry executives on the role of storage virtualization in meeting the evolving data management needs of state and local governments, including migration, management, security and access. Register today for this FREE seminar focused on the needs of state and local government IT departments. You'll learn: What storage virtualization means to state and local government The costs and benefits of co...

HOW CAN YOU help your customers achieve their missions faster, better, and smarter? Register now for the leading conference on Enterprise Architecture in government and find out! Through case studies and real-world agency examples, you’ll learn how EA is the keystone in every agency management discipline—from strategic planning and program management to cybersecurity and open government—and how you can leverage your enterpris...

In the fall of 2008, the Commander of the U.S. Strategic Command, responsible for the Department of Defense’s Global Information Grid (GIG) realized there was a problem with how its many and diverse users were unwittingly introducing malware into the department’s closed networks. The scope of the problem was significant, as the GIG comprises more than 15,000 local and regional area networks, engaging approximately seven million com...