Registration is Closed FEDERAL EMPLOYEES: TAKE THE GUESSWORK OUT OF RETIRING FROM FEDERAL SERVICE The ProFeds Federal Retirement Impact Workshop gives federal employees a no-nonsense approach to evaluating the financial impact of benefits decisions made as they near retirement. IMPORTANT INFORMATION Attendance is free-of-charge Class size limited to enrich training experience Training includes CSRS & FERS audiences Spouses are encouraged...

Phishing continues to be one of the most common internet crimes today, but the stakes have risen enormously as our society has become online-driven. More than 80% of these attacks involve credential misuse in the network. With increased remote workers, users need a seamless mobile device experience to be able to do their jobs. Derived credentials allow agencies to utilize existing investments, adopt modern protocols, and apply phishing-resista...

A focus on strengthening our cybersecurity workforce should be at the forefront of every agencies’ 2023 goals. The cyber workforce must evolve to address the challenges posed by our adversaries and meet strategic mission requirements, while also doing an exemplary job at managing data security. This requires agencies to reshape their understanding of what data security entails and how the future of cyber security must include prioritizin...

In-depth training on EAR and ITAR regulations with real-time updates and continuous learning opportunities for a full year. U.S. Export Controls: Content Enablers, in collaboration with George Mason University's Schar School of Policy and Government, introduces the new standard for trade compliance professionals. Our online export compliance practitioner certificate courses present the in-depth, practitioner-level content required to prepare l...

Course Summary U.S. Export Controls: This practitioner-level course introduces users to the regulatory requirements for identifying when technical information is export controlled and the appropriate marking of such information. It also includes the critical factors to be considered and the role an effective technology and technical data management process has in a company’s overall compliance program. The course provides an overview of...

Movement of Goods There are many intersecting challenges involved in the physical movement of goods across borders. If you (or one of your employees) are responsible for negotiating Incoterms for contracts — or executing a shipment using a particular Incoterm — you may also need to know about shipping documentation, export filing requirements, customs clearance protocols, or cargo security requirements — or maybe all of thes...

Engaging, Targeted, Up-to-Date Training. Get your global team on the same page with our engaging, up-to-date, and ongoing awareness/practitioner-level training that helps learners in the medical, biotech, and pharmaceutical industries manage the export of items, technology, and services subject to the EAR while remaining in compliance with the EAR, OFAC sanctions, and other global trade controls. Our Medical/Biotech/Pharma Program trains your...

Registration is Closed FEDERAL EMPLOYEES: TAKE THE GUESSWORK OUT OF RETIRING FROM FEDERAL SERVICE The ProFeds Federal Retirement Impact Workshop gives federal employees a no-nonsense approach to evaluating the financial impact of benefits decisions made as they near retirement. IMPORTANT INFORMATION Attendance is free-of-charge Class size limited to enrich training experience Training includes CSRS & FERS audiences Spouses are encouraged...

Registration is Closed FEDERAL EMPLOYEES: TAKE THE GUESSWORK OUT OF RETIRING FROM FEDERAL SERVICE The ProFeds Federal Retirement Impact Workshop gives federal employees a no-nonsense approach to evaluating the financial impact of benefits decisions made as they near retirement. IMPORTANT INFORMATION Attendance is free-of-charge Class size limited to enrich training experience Training includes CSRS & FERS audiences Spouses are encouraged...

Cyberattacks against organizations are now often using what might be considered a “bank shot” – planting malicious code in software components before they are used in products. When coders draw upon software libraries, whether open source or proprietary, to build new applications, they unwittingly include the malware. This is a less conspicuous method that threatens the software supply chain and harms organizations’ wil...