George Bernard Shaw famously once said that England and America are two countries separated by a common language. In the digital domain, however, zeros and ones transcend that difference. In diplomatic circles, the U.S. and the U.K. are known to have a closely aligned relationship. That extends to the military, as well - both are pursuing digital transformation strategies to facilitate adoption of emerging, innovative technologies, such as art...

The Department of State (DOS) Bureau of Information Resource Management will hold an unclassified Industry Day on Monday, October 25, 2021 from 0800 to 1600 (EST). The purpose of the online-only event is to exchange information related to the planned multiple-award, Evolve IT Services Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) solicitation. DOS subject matter experts will discuss the following topics on the Virtual Industry Day. IRM Visio...

With the rise of distributed microservices, the communication patterns for services become more important. In this session, you will learn how to move your architecture from only REST HTTP APIs to an event-driven architecture. We will answer these questions: What is an event? What type of events are there? How do events fit in the microservices architecture, and what are the communication patterns available for services? We will concentrate on...

Digital transformation across government has led to vast improvements in the quality of services delivered to Americans nationwide and has helped provide special assistance amidst the pandemic. Hear from federal technology executives on how their agencies are implementing new digital services and expanding their capacities to provide the best user experience for millions of U.S. citizens.

As the Defense Department moves to connect everything, everywhere through the services and mission partners, creating secure points to the networks using identity, credentialing and access management tools becomes ever more crucial to military operations. Creating a secure, cross-service network is complicated by hybrid cloud systems and ever-evolving technologies. This 60-minute webinar show will bring together thought leaders from government...

As the global pandemic drags into its second year, pressure grows on the healthcare sector – whether public or private, federal, state or local – to deliver innovative, data-based services to patients. The Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology, in its 2020-2025 Federal Health IT Strategic Plan, identified building a secure, data-driven ecosystem to accelerate research and innovation and connecting hea...

A new variation of the aggressive mobile spyware known as Pegasus, has recently attacked over 50,000 individual mobile devices in 50 countries. Also unforeseen, was Pegasus making more than 1.65 billion Apple* products (in use, worldwide) vulnerable since at least March this year (Zimperium customers are already protected). CISOs and their teams need to know how to protect their mobile endpoints, and ultimately their whole organization, from P...

There were more than 2,300 ransomware attacks against all levels of government, healthcare facilities, and schools and higher education institutions in 2020, and the attacks have continued this year. Yet state, local, and education (SLED) organizations are ill-equipped to respond to such attacks, lacking the resources and capabilities to defend against or respond to them. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has established Sto...

Defense News and C4ISRNET will host a series of events during AUSA's Annual Meeting. Each event will be a panel discussion with government speakers, exploring specific aspects of Army business. The events will take place in-person at the Walter E. Convention Center in Washington DC. AUSA registration is required to attend these in-person discussions. Alternatively, you may register to watch the live stream of each event online. Open Standards...

The pace and impact of cyberattacks on government and critical infrastructure IT systems have accelerated over the past several years. Malware inserted into software platforms and widely distributed to customers; ransomware attacks taking down hospitals and local governments; hacks endangering water systems – all of these and many more show that our systems are under siege. Join us for these five one-hour webinars spread over five days,...