Cyber42: Industrial Edition will put you through the paces as an industrial control system (ICS) security manager as players adapt to challenges in operational technology (OT) environments. Unlike traditional IT networks, industrial equipment is designed to impact the physical world and require special considerations when deploying security technologies. As threats continue to rise targeting these networks, many of which are vital for critical...

The evolution of computing in the government market has flowed from the mainframe to client server and now to the cloud. Cloud computing as a concept and line of business is a decade old but it also is still in its infancy with a diverse and growing universe of opportunities as agencies put their focus on digitization and IT modernization. In Washington Technology's December Power Breakfast, industry experts will explore what the latest trends...

FutureCon Events brings high-level Cyber Security Training discovering cutting-edge security approaches, managing risk in the ever-changing threat of the cybersecurity workforce. Join us as we talk with a panel of C-level executives who have effectively mitigated the risk of Cyber Attacks. Educating C-suite executives and CISOs (chief information security officers) on the global cybercrime epidemic, and how to build Cyber Resilient organizatio...

Active Directory domains are living, ever-evolving assets that organizations need to secure now. Adversary success rates depend on mis- or loosely configured domains to harvest credentials, move laterally, and achieve their objectives. Luckily for defenders, the best Active Directory defense is a proactive defense: one that provides immediate and vital insight organizations can use to protect their domains. In this review, SANS instructor and...

The 2021 Health-ISAC Fall Summit will have siscussions, seminars and networking opportunities you won't want to miss! November 30, 2021 Working Group Meetings Member Meeting Lunch Roundtable Discussion: M&A Roundtable Discussion: Supply Chain Security Roundtable Discussion: Putting SBOM Into Practice Roundtable Discussion: Cloud Mitigation Lessons Roundtable Discussion: CISO Roundtable Roundtable Discussion: ISAC Exercises Roundtable Discu...

The Technology Modernization Fund was established to provide funding to jumpstart mission delivery through I.T. This program charges agencies to invest in modernizing vital technology projects, especially those that cut across agencies, address immediate security gaps, and improve the public’s ability to access government services. This panel will discuss the role the TMF has played in supporting cross-government collaboration, creating...

Featured Speaker: Colin Russel, Director of Data Science at the New York Times! The November Data for AI Event is hosting Colin Russel, Director of Data Science at the New York Times as our featured speaker and his session 'How the NY Times uses Machine Learning to create, curate, and optimize social media campaigns with Colin Russel, Dir. Data Science’! For large organizations such as the New York Times, creating and running various soc...

Upscaling your data insights through visualization Nearly every critical decision made throughout the public sector today is influenced by insights derived from data analysis; however, the more the public sector looks to leverage its vast data reserves – the more complex analysis, communication, and decision has become. With remote working now the norm and team members who lack data literacy – it is crucial that data is presented c...

At Webex, we believe that human potential is global, but opportunity is not. Technology is the great equalizer when thoughtfully applied. Together we can elevate people, communities, and organizations. That's why our theme this year is ELEVATE. It exemplifies our commitment to helping people connect and engage with each other, using technology to unlock that potential. WebexOne offers a deep-dive into all the latest Webex product innovations,...

We've all been there. The EW system worked beautifully in the lab. It passed all engineering tests and simulator-in-the-loop scenarios. But when you took it to the range, the system failed to meet expectations and requirements. Something was different - but what? Was it the live environment? Were the targets configured improperly? Did the system even really work in the first place? Why weren't these issues discovered during lab tests? There we...