It’s clear DevSecOps is taking hold across the federal government. But like any new process, agencies must guard against the wolf in sheep’s clothing challenge–meaning calling your process DevSecOps but really following the waterfall methodology where you define the end result, require all the documentation and funding upfront and deliver capabilities every six months or every year. This means agencies need to train developer...

Machine learning and artificial intelligence technology is very fast-moving, but becoming very important in helping agencies with their people, processes and technology. How are agencies utilizing this technology and what benefits do they see? During this webinar, you will learn how federal IT practitioners from the DoD Joint Artificial Intelligence Center, Labor Department, Department of the Navy and the Office of the Secretary of Defense are...

If there was any doubt about the importance of agency networks, it was put to rest over the last 18 months. Agencies with a modernized network fared better during the rush to remote work and requirement to serve citizens in a digital way. Now as agencies can take a quarter step back, and maybe take a breath or two, they must consider how the future of the network must evolve. This roadmap must include cloud, software-defined networks and, of c...

As the next round of IT modernization is planned, one of the federal agency goals is the reduction of friction. Friction can manifest itself in many different ways: slow processes for onboarding and provisioning employees, developing and authorizing new applications, getting newly-formed teams or workgroups the tools they need or difficulty in curating and staging the data needed for analytic and management applications. Executives from the En...

For the first time, the Federal Executive Forum profiles chief data officers’ achievements and explores big data analytics, as well as artificial intelligence trends and strategies in government. During this webinar, you will gain the unique perspective of the chief data officers from the Department of Homeland Security, Department of the Navy and Federal Aviation Administration and learn how artificial intelligence helps mitigate the ex...

On Sept. 14 to 16, Federal News Network will lead a discussion among civilian agency technology executives to break down the current and future impact of cloud services on their mission areas. The three half-day sessions will feature an assortment of topics from security to digital transformation to real-world use cases that other agencies can learn from. Sign-up today to get a front-row digital seat for an educational experience that is above...

Thanks to the advent of cloud computing, machine learning, improved data sharing technologies and mobile computing, agencies have the tools to do even more on the citizen- or customer experience front. In this exclusive executive briefing, the following federal practitioners provide examples of the digital customer experience: Christopher Barnett, Chief Technology Officer, Intelligence, General Dynamics Information TechnologyBeau Houser, Chie...

The Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation program is designed to provide an added layer of protection in a hybrid environment. What kind of progress have agencies made in the CDM phases and how are they keeping networks secure? During this webinar, you will learn how top government security executives from the Department of Homeland Security, Small Business Administration and NASA are addressing CDM.

Cloud enablement is of utmost importance as part of the IT modernization strategy outlined in the President's Management Agenda. With that, the security landscape changes as well as workforce training and culture. How are agencies securely consolidating data centers and safely transitioning to the cloud? During this webinar, you will learn how top government cloud executives from the Department of Homeland Security, General Services Administra...

It’s taken seven years for identity and access management (IAM) to be firmly ensconced on state chief information officers’ radar screens. It landed at number 10 on the National Association of State Chief Information Officers’ “Top Ten Policy and Technology Priorities for 2019.” And well it should, considering that data breaches and ransomware from unauthorized access by hackers, disgruntled employees or sloppy se...