Getting Started – Breaking Down Data Silos through Democratization Data is the foundation for understanding constituent context and needs. Too often, siloed data across the customer journey inhibits insight generation resulting in governments not being able to meet constituents where they are at. During this session, agencies will learn how to break down data siloes using anonymous data, create unified 360-degree constituent profiles bas...

The official deadline for federal agencies to shift fully to electronic records management can be counted in days. On December 2022, the National Archives and Records Administration will stop accepting new paper records. The deadline is a concluding note in the federal government’s shift away from paper to fully digitized documents and records. Those goals, set by M-19-21 in 2019, not only demanded digitized records, but also called for...

The concept of work has been completely transformed. It is no longer a location, but an activity. This new era of hybrid work means a new generation of never-before-seen threats. Is your network ready? To succeed in this new world, we need to reimagine our infrastructure to support the flexibility demanded by the modern workforce - without compromising security or user experience. ZTNA 2.0 provides you a critical first step in accomplishing a...

4, ba Cybersecurity is one of the biggest internal control areas that need executive attention. You just received an urgent call from the CEO. An e-mail was received demanding $10M Bitcoin to be paid as ransom to unencrypt the company's data. ​"Oh no! Maybe if we audited the organization's Cybersecurity program and controls before this happened, we might not be in this mess!" ​Sound familiar? Hundreds of Security, Compliance and Au...

4, ba So, you've accepted a new position as an Internal Auditor; congratulations, and welcome to our world! Internal Auditors provide an extremely important and unique function: to independently assess controls to balance risk that may impede the objectives of an organization. We are the "last line of defense" in organizations to report risk events. Please join us for this valuable in-person, interactive training and allow our expert instructo...

4, ba Are your audit leadership skills working to get the job done? This in-person event is focused on helping attendees in mastering the skills necessary to efficiently lead audit teams. This course provides new leaders with the tools needed to effectively lead audit teams, while exploring the life cycle of an audit from an audit leader's perspective. "This course is not just for auditors or new audit leaders, it is for anyone who wants an un...

4, ba Forensic accounting is a specialty practice area where accounting, auditing and investigative skills are used to analyze and present information that is suitable for use in a court of law. Topics covered include fraud detection and fraud investigation techniques, valuation of closely held businesses, lost profits analyses, and various types of litigation support services. Fundamental legal concepts governing expert witness testimony are...

The Nash & Gray virtual class series provides access to two experts in Government Contracting Intellectual Property law and policy, on a monthly basis. The sessions will dive deep into important and timely issues related to IP and Data Rights for government employees and contractors. And, of course, bring your questions to the sessions.

Economic uncertainty has created a perfect storm for an increase in financial crimes. For organizations that are still performing AML/KYC compliance checks without assistance from articiial intelligence (AI), the time has come to rethink that unsustainable approach. Financial criminals have long been using AI to attack financial networks, and until FIs started using the same technology to fight back, they will always be playing catch up. If yo...

Zero trust is vital for our nation's cybersecurity modernization, as reinforced by Executive Order 14028. To accelerate adoption, CISA drafted a simple Maturity Model that provides five pillars of zero trust: Identity, Device, Network, Workload, and Data. Even with a simple model to follow, a zero trust journey can be long and complicated-- but it doesn't have to be. In this engaging session, you'll learn: Why Identity is Pillar #1 How Identit...