Wherever you are in the mission space – IT, development, program management, research or analysis – we all have one thing in common: We strive to meet mission outcomes that will transform and improve government services. But in a world of exponential change, federal agencies must continue to be innovative, agile and informed in order to make the best possible decisions to achieve results.Advanced analytics insight is key to keeping...

Five years after the OMB “Cloud First” policy was issued, only a small percentage of federal agencies have successfully moved to the Cloud. Join Us to learn how a number of federal agencies are making progress in their Cloud journey. We will discuss how you can deliver more effective mission results by considering five key factors: 1. Establishing the value proposition 2. Building Cloud strategy and momentum 3. Procurement consider...

The average government agency uses over 1,000 cloud services, many of them unsanctioned applications that don’t meet company security standards. With strict public sector regulations around data in the cloud, agencies need a control point to ensure safe cloud usage. Join Skyhigh Networks and Carahsoft for a complimentary webinar where you will learn how federal agencies use Cloud Access Security Brokers (CASBs) to manage cloud security....

This seminar series provides both novice and experienced export compliance professionals with an in-depth education on export control regulations administered by the US Departments of State, Commerce & Treasury. Export Control Reform changes can be a real benefit to your company's business once you understand how to adapt and maximize the benefit of list shifts from USML to CCL and how to apply the new definition of "Specially Designed" in...

Pending California CLE Credit Approval (1.5 Credit Hours) Learn More Pending NCBFAA NEI = 1.5 CES, ECoP®EAR or ITAR renewal credits = 1 The purpose of an export compliance program is to catch potential violations before they happen. However, sometimes a potential violation is not identified until after an incident has already taken place. Additionally, the significant regulatory revisions to the ITAR and EAR have added to the complexity o...

The Federal budget allocates over $3 billion dollars for modernization of information technology infrastructure. While these efforts will help to reduce operations and maintenance costs through greater efficiency, they will also open doors to innovation and the introduction of new technologies. Several factors are driving this, including increasing mobility and the need to update desktop operating systems on hundreds of thousands of federal PC...

Tired of losing on price in your Federal bids? Or wondering how the other guys won at a higher price anyway? Join us for wisdom on both questions, and discover ways to improve your position on value as well as price! Judy Bradt, CEO of Summit Insight, is here to help. She'll start us off with one easy, powerful way you can start NOW to shape your buyers' preferences around your company *way* before the solicitation is issued. Then she'll intro...

Following Kevin Morley’s recent webinar “Managing Cyber Risks to Water Utility Business and Control Systems (W150909),” this webinar will examine examples of actual cyber security work being done at a small, a medium-sized, and a large water utility. The intent is to help other utilities understand the threats, challenges, and practical aspects of successfully deploying and managing such security measures. The object of the w...

FedRAMP or the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program, is a government-wide program creating a standardized approach to security assessment, authorization, and monitoring. Certification is mandatory for federal agency cloud deployments and service models at the low and moderate risk impact levels.View our complimentary on-demand webinar to learn about Adobe Connect, the first FedRAMP cloud service provider (CSP) to deliver web confe...

Breaches dominate the headlines today, but attackers have been successfully compromising organizations for years. However, there’s no question that recent well-publicized incidents have led to more leadership and board scrutiny toward companies’ security postures than ever seen in the past. The focus has become “Are we compromised?” and “If we were to be compromised, how quickly could we contain, respond, and rem...