It probably won’t come as a surprise to you that 90% of government agencies are on social media. But in the year since COVID-19 first disrupted our daily lives, the way we all use social media has changed. Join this complimentary webinar and discover how the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority and other government organizations have applied the momentum for digital to their agency, and learn how to take steps with your current Hoo...

Security teams must know what to trust and what not to trust at all times to effectively protect machine identities in dynamic environments. As a result, smart policy enforcement must be automated and embedded into the tools used by application development teams. By shifting machine identity processes left into the pre-production phase and hooking directly into automated DevOps workflows, security teams can regain control over X.509 certificat...

The volatility of the last 18 months has been challenging for federal, state, and local government agencies. The whole world has changed, and it's still unclear the extent to which life will get back to normal — and what that means. 2022 is poised to see a demand for better-quality data and AI-driven insights to help government agencies build resiliency into their operations, better risk management, and ensure continuity of government. J...

IBM Mainframe and System i are critical systems in many government agencies. However, due to technical issues around the legacy nature of these systems they are often left out of important modern IT initiatives. Ironstream is a solution that gets the machine data from these platforms, automatically transforms and forwards it in real-time into Splunk. Learn about the types of log data on these systems and the challenges around accessing this lo...

In today's digital economy, data is the lifeblood of business. Protecting sensitive data has become more challenging for organizations in recent years. It's not simply the increase in the volume of data or the increase in threats - it's also the fact that as organizations have become more digital, they are moving more of their data and IT infrastructure to a mix of private and public clouds. With the additional impact of the recent Presidentia...

It’s no secret that getting a clear picture of your hardware, software, and services can be a challenge. Federal IT leaders frequently list vendor audits and unexpected software license true-up as a top concern. Add to the mix – constant adaptation to changing technologies, cyber-attack vulnerability mitigation, and IT asset availability and management in complex hybrid environments – and you start to uncover the challenges i...

The General Services Administration is a hub for governmentwide IT modernization and acquisition, with best-in-class contract vehicles, in-house tech expertise, a leading role on cloud security and a wide range of digital shared services. GSA's internal innovations also hold valuable lessons for IT leaders at any government agency.In this Agency Spotlight webcast, FCW will explore GSA's tech-related priorities for FY2020, its plans for improvi...

In earlier ATARC Zero Trust sessions, we discussed why Zero Trust is important for securing enterprise resources in a cloud and multi-cloud environment. In this panel discussion, we will dig into practical approaches to executing a Zero Trust modernization plan. Topic experts will cover how priorities and strategies have evolved in the months since the Biden Cybersecurity Executive Order. Join this webinar to hear topics such as: Assessing cur...

While the accelerated transition to all things digital has been needed and welcomed in the Federal Government during the pandemic, it has brought on increasingly difficult security challenges. Distributed workforces, hybrid infrastructures and an abundance of virtual services have led to a rise in cyberattacks on agency data and networks. Now more than ever, government agencies need a quick way to implement a security strategy that is pervasiv...

The White House Executive Order on cybersecurity, issued in May following high-profile ransomware attacks on enterprises as varied as oil pipelines and healthcare, directs the federal government to “improve its efforts to identify, deter, protect against, detect, and respond to these actions and actors.” In response, the National Institute of Standards and Technology has already released guidance outlining security measures for cri...