CIOs must develop and lead future-proof organizations that can evolve despite ongoing disruptions, such as the adoption of hybrid work, impacts of economic uncertainty, and digital acceleration. Yet, many CIOs find their leadership potential and strategic influence limited by having to focus more on tactical obligations. Instead, they need to more effectively delegate these tactical assignments so they can turn their attention to the future of...

Join our free virtual lab and see how easy it is to secure your organization’s website, custom applications and API services with Okta’s Customer Identity Cloud (powered by Auth0). Our team of experts will guide you through the following activities: Adding OIDC Authentication to a Single Page App (SPA) Registering an API & Securing Endpoints Enriching Tokens with Custom Logic in Login Flows Branding the Login Experience Who sho...

As the digital world experiences unprecedented levels of disruption, the old patterns for protection cannot keep up with public cloud computing, digital democratization and radical outsourcing. As key enablers of digital business, security and risk management (SRM) leaders must help the enterprise balance the associated risks and benefits. Gartner identified a number of new success patterns, but it will take several years to fully establish be...

CIOs often struggle with developing, selecting and using the right metrics, key performance indicators (KPIs) and dashboards to present to executive leadership. CIOs and IT leaders also often fall short in their understanding of what really matters to their stakeholders. Without this understanding, it is very difficult for a CIO to provide the correct data or information that the executives need to find an appropriate balance between value, co...

Join Granicus for a complimentary webinar to hear how the City of Unley’s transformation program replaced complex, paper-based processes with a full range of customer-driven digital services that are available 24/7. The Council-endorsed strategy was based on three guiding principles: Streamline service delivery around the community Approach all activities from a customer perspective Empower the City of Unley's workforce Register toda...

Artificial intelligence (AI) can deliver a wealth of benefits when used responsibly. It can also damage an organization's reputation and future performance if safeguards are not in place – these include ethical, accuracy, privacy and security. The stakes are even higher for governments – If agencies don't design their AI operations to be trustworthy, they potentially risk eroding the public trust. Join Government Technology on Marc...

The Department of Defense Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability (JWCC) contract has accelerated cloud services’ role as an integral part of mission strategy. The four major cloud platforms working on the contract, Google, Microsoft, Oracle, and AWS, feature their own distinct attributes, presenting a mobility challenge. Zerto, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company, provides an easy path of migration to, from, and between the cloud of your ch...

Our plain-language cybersecurity series continues with CMMC. You’ve heard the rumors and the myths, now cut through the hype and understand how the Program will really work. Knowing what CMMC Level your organization will need and what assessors will be looking for can help you create a strong cybersecurity stance that meets all the standards and keeps your business protected from new or evolving attacks. Derek Kernus, a Certified CMMC Pr...

Part of the webinar series: Elevate your Digital Engagement Fewer government agencies are content with one-way communications where they can only send information out to their constituents or communities without a way to hear back. Learn how you can use the latest integrated communications solutions to close that communication loop and provide insight into how the community views plans and projects. Topics covered include: Managing lists and s...

State and local governments are tasked with securely connecting one or multiple of five things to support mission-critical needs: People, locations, data, clouds and applications. With a renewed focus on government cybersecurity, agencies face increased pressure to keep those connections secure. There’s growing attention to the physical security of government data centers and an increase in the adoption of cloud strategies that explore v...