In the face of an increasingly digital era, federal agencies and the companies they work with are tasked with overhauling their IT infrastructure to meet contemporary needs. This transformation is driven by the pursuit of a streamlined, secure, and modernized IT landscape, capable of supporting a geographically distributed workplace & workforce while ensuring the highest levels of data protection and operational efficiency. Executive Order...

Want an easier way to stream public meetings? From expensive equipment to significant staff time and resources, streaming high-quality video has been a strain on local government budgets for years. The good news? Communities across the U.S. are finding ways to offload the burden of streaming public meetings, from production to processing and distribution. Join Granicus for a complimentary webinar to learn why different communities opt for self...

The implementation of zero-trust architecture (ZTA) requires a fundamental cultural change among and within different government agencies. “Never trust … Always verify” is a profound pivot from the current mindset inside the federal government. Unfortunately, as is well documented, the public sector accepts change slowly, which is a problem in this era of rapid technological change. Notably, adversaries of the United States...

There is a lot of documentation about a zero trust architecture, as well as directives that it be used for U.S. federal agencies and the Department of Defense (DoD), but little information on how to go about implementing it to improve an organization’s enterprise or DoD weapon system security. Use cases typically describe requirements for these systems, but they do not provide the contextual awareness that organizations need to help them...

FREE training on Reporting Excess Personal Property into PPMS.gov and also learn about the Computers for Learning Program and earn two Continuous Learning Points (CLP)! Learn how to report your agency's excess personal property in PPMS and also learn how your agency can participate in the Computers for Learning Program by transferring slightly used computers and computer peripheral items to schools and educational organizations. **GSA Zoom Gov...

Discover the future of software development as we unveil Parasoft C/C++test CT, a revolutionary continuous testing and compliance toolchain for safety- and security-critical C and C++ software. With seamless integration into modern CI/CD workflows and desktop environments, it transcends IDE dependencies with a 100% IDE-independent, command-line-oriented approach. Join us on Tuesday, April 30, as we delve into the unique features and unparallel...

AI and Machine Learning (“AI/ML”) functionality in medical devices and software has been a focus area for regulators in recent years, as these tools represent a rapidly growing frontier in digital health. During this webinar, panelists will discuss the latest regulatory developments surrounding AI/ML, including such topics as: Borderline issues: AI/ML health applications that are not medical devices or otherwise unregulated AI/ML d...

Delivering Your Products/Services, Staying In Compliance And Getting Paid In Government Contracting REGISTER HERE https://www.govassociation.org/event-5700858 Come join us weekly as we train and prepare you to capture government contracts. These sessions are designed to prepare those enrolled in the Certified Capture Manager (CCM) Program to prepare their businesses for success and to prepare them to become certified capture manager profession...

Gain insight into why today's higher education institutions are increasingly migrating their SIS, LMS, and other applications to SaaS providers. With that migration, schools are finding out that while they are benefiting from outsourcing the management of those applications, they, in fact, are losing critical visibility to that application regarding uptime and potential outages. Learning these critical systems down from your help desk is never...

In the field of cybersecurity, we are failing to acknowledge that we have a big problem. Our job titles and job descriptions have the word security in it even though security isn’t our job. I have never met a security professional who claims that their organization will never be breached. Yet, we call ourselves security? When a breach does occur, it reflects poorly on us. Did it mean we did our jobs poorly that day? Let’s have the...