Enterprise Data & AI is excited to host Tyler Mckean, Head of Customer Success at Superb AI and his presentation ‘Using Auto-Label and Uncertainty Estimation for Active Learning’ on Tuesday, April 26, 2022 starting at 12 PM ET! In computer vision and machine learning operations, data labeling is an essential part of the overall workflow. And for most ML teams, utilizing manual and even AI-assisted workflows for data preparation...

Emerging Technologies are evolving at a faster pace than ever before, especially as the workforce pivots to a telework environment. Throughout this event, we will discuss several new and evolving technologies that are driving real change and innovation throughout the Federal Government: Drones, IOT, and VR.

Warnings from the White House about potential cyber attacks by a hostile nation-state. Security risks in third-party software code. Ransomware paralyzing schools and hospitals. Phishing schemes targeting employees. Talk of cyberwar. It is a very tough time to be a cybersecurity professional. Success in this ecosystem depends on more than technical expertise and knowledge of specific attack countermeasures. Security and IT leaders need a clear...

Our organizations and agencies work in a wide-ranging ecosystem involving multiple missions, locations, systems, and data sources. Orchestrating a robust security program, or executing a critical mission requires leaders to consider multiple sources of data at a near-real-time pace, resulting in potential information overload or risking mission failures. Implementing analytic automation to analyze and synthesize information enables leaders to...

The April 2022 AI in Government is presenting ‘State CDO Panel’ on Thursday, April 21, 2022 from 11:30 AM - 1 PM ET! With the massive increase in public sector AI adoption over the last few years it’s no surprise to state and local governments are seeing benefits from these technologies. In this interactive panel of state CDO’s they will share how states are approaching technologies such as AI, machine learning, automat...

WELCOME TO INTERFACE Alaska 2022! IT Infrastructure is constantly changing, bringing more new challenges with it every day. From ransomware and the latest security threats to needs for increased bandwidth and storage, it’s nearly impossible to keep up to date. Our conference is designed to help. We’ve assembled a combination of Best-in-Breed hardware and software solutions, along with local experts and organizations, to help educat...

Cyber-attacks and other disasters pose a constant risk to the IT operations of government agencies. The damage inflicted by these disruptions range in levels of severity and leave critical data and IT investments at risk for every hour of downtime. Preparing for a potential disaster may seem extreme, but thinking ahead and creating a plan for how to respond can make all the difference. A trustworthy modern data protection solution enables agen...

Across the nation, counties are sprinting toward the future of digital government. They are transitioning legacy systems to the cloud for dramatic improvements in service quality and efficiency. They're redefining access to public services to simplify experiences, eliminate hassle, and reach the underserved. They are adopting zero trust architectures for enhanced security and privacy while preparing for evolving cyber threats. Identity is the...

In this webinar, Logan Brown, CEO at Exodus Intelligence, will explain the importance of vulnerability intelligence with the White House push to increase cyber defense, and the use of Exodus' methodology to analyze N-Day and Zero-Day threats. Exodus Intelligence employs some of the world's most advanced reverse-engineers and exploit developers to provide Government agencies the unique ability to understand, prepare, and defend against the ever...

The Russian invasion of Ukraine started with cyber attacks shortly before tanks crossed the border. Data-wiping malware infected a number of government systems, while many official websites were downed by DDoS attacks. The problem is, malware released into the wild rarely stays in one place. While Ukrainian systems may have been the target, it did not take long for the malware to show up in Latvia and Lithuania. Times of uncertainty trigger he...