Humans aren’t the only ones with identities these days. Machines have them too. And having trust in those identities is at the heart of many of the recent sophisticated cyberattacks. With all eyes on securing supply chains, governments need to figure out ways to identify, protect and secure their software supply chains as part of their machine identity management programs. Join us August 24, 2021 at 2-2:45 p.m. ET/11-11:45 a.m. PT to lea...

Cybersecurity challenges for government agencies are many, diverse, and evolving. That’s why public sector professionals must keep pace with the dynamic threat environment and update their knowledge to address the latest risk factors to defending networks, devices, and data. Plan to join your public sector peers for an informative online event on Tuesday, Aug. 17 from 2-3:30 p.m. ET / 11 a.m. -12:30 p.m. PT, to hear from seasoned cyberse...

Cybersecurity is front-page news, covering everything from the White House’s Cybersecurity Executive Order to the latest ransomware attack. And all that attention means government Chief Information Security Officers are in the hot seat. Agencies must be vigilant about improving cybersecurity more than ever before.Join us and your public sector peers for an online event where you'll learn how governments can rethink cybersecurity policies...

One billion – yes, a billion - dollars have been allocated to government agencies to modernize their systems in the latest COVID-19 relief bill. Those funds will go a long way, helping struggling agencies support telework and digital services, improving cybersecurity, and changing the way they deliver services to customers. The legislation will continue to influence IT modernization efforts for the foreseeable future. And it doesn...

Did you know the average number of days to fully recover after a ransomware attack was 287? The Homeland Security Department (DHS) launched a task force to create a better strategy to prevent and combat ransomware attacks. The reasons for this task force are clear. In 2020, there were nearly 2,400 US-based governments, health care facilities and schools that fell victim to ransomware. Join us online to learn from government and industry expert...

Raise your hand if you have taken a yearly required cybersecurity course. You watch a video for 10-minutes and then you check the box. But have you actually learned to be more secure? Join us online for a quick 45-minute chat to learn from government and industry leaders about what tools, resources and innovative ideas agencies can employ to make cybersecurity not only more engaging but essential too. Specifically, you’ll learn: What nee...

Now more than ever, government employees are not tied to their desks. Whether they are working remotely, in the field or even in a new conference room, government employees rely on mobile devices to get their work done. But all of these mobile devices on the network can cause massive security concerns. In a new threat report, government mobile users saw a 20% increase in app threats. And one in 15 government employees was exposed to a mobile p...

Now that most employees are working remotely, cybersecurity is paramount. This upcoming online event is designed to help you become a cyber expert, no matter your role in government. You’re welcome to join for the full training, or just pop in for whichever discussion interests you! Each segment will feature experts, relevant case studies and best practices that you can bring back to your agency. Here’s what you’ll learn: Ask...

The shift to remote work dramatically transformed cybersecurity practices for governments across the country. The agency leading the cyber strategy for the federal government, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), warned in April that bad actors could scam agencies with false COVID-19 information. According to CISA, cybercriminals also sought gaps in agencies’ teleworking software and other digital tools. Join us o...

Recently, some Dallas residents got a rude awakening when a hacker set off tornado sirens at 2:30 a.m. If you want to learn how to keep something similar from happening to your agency, join us online on Wednesday, April 17 from 2 p.m.-3 p.m. ET/11 a.m.-noon PT for a timely panel about the latest trends in cybersecurity and how you can keep your government networks and infrastructure safe. Experts from government and industry will be discussing...