Federal security teams face mounting cyber threats, complex compliance frameworks, budget constraints and workforce reductions. As traditional approaches fail to scale, AI offers a path forward, but many teams don't know where to start.&nbsp;Attendees joined us online on January 21st for a strategic discussion on practical AI adoption for resource-constrained Federal teams.&nbsp;They heard from a cybersecurity and national security executive alongside a technical practitioner about:<ul><li>Building the right guardrails before implementation</li><li>Overcoming common hesitations</li><li>Preparing your teams and DevSecOps processes for successful AI integration while navigating evolving governance requirements</li></ul>

Federal security teams face mounting cyber threats, complex compliance frameworks, budget constraints and workforce reductions. As traditional approaches fail to scale, AI offers a path forward, but many teams don't know where to start. Attendees joined us online on January 21st for a strategic discussion on practical AI adoption for resource-constrained Federal teams. They heard from a cybersecurity and national security executive alongside a technical practitioner about: Building the right guardrails before implementation Overcoming common hesitations Preparing your teams and DevSecOps processes for successful AI integration while navigating evolving governance requirements

On-Demand

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Artificial Intelligence

Cybersecurity

Federal Government

agency

Carahsoft Technology Corp.

GitLab Government Team at Carahsoft

Rachel Fuerst Senior Solution Architect, Public Sector GitLab

Cyber in the AI Era: Building Foundations for Secure Adoption

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