The brutality of armed attacks at work, church, school and elsewhere leaves people speechless, fearful and angry. But you need not feel hopeless. Mass shootings are more common than most people realize. There have been over 571 mass shootings involving the death or injury of four or more people in the past 18 months, according to The New York Times. Join former FBI terrorism expert and corporate security consultant Rob Haley to learn how to pr...

Every organization needs a business continuity plan to protect its critical operations, resources and services in the event of unexpected disasters and business disruptions. At the time of a disaster everyone in the organization relies on the business continuity plan to ensure continuity of business and to restore normal operating conditions. It is critically essential to build a plan that is reliable, comprehensive, and effective for any busi...

Mandated to modernize, Federal agencies are working hard to accelerate IT transformation. Missions are evolving, employee expectations are changing, and emerging technologies bring an opportunity to work smarter, faster, and bolder than ever before. Join us on April 10 at the Newseum to get the inside track on how next-generation technologies are improving the mission of government -- driving efficiency, powering performance, and delivering co...

The promise of government’s digital revolution will come from the use of data to inform decision making and mission delivery. Combining data from the Internet of Things with agency databases is creating the raw materials for real improvement in mission delivery. This webinar will address how employees can benefit from knowledge sharing to use data in new and innovative ways.

Once an organization is infiltrated, data is usually compromised within hours. The inability to detect an intruder gives hackers time to not only expose confidential information, but also destroy mission-critical data. Could your organization survive an attack? Join this complimentary webinar to explore Dell EMC's Ransomware and Cyber Recovery solution and its advanced protection services to ensure the "heartbeat" of your organization remains...

Governmentwide Acquisition Contracts (GWACs) enable federal agencies to buy cost-effective, innovative solutions for information technology (IT)requirements. Most, if not all, government agencies have a need to buy IT services and solutions. GSA has made this convenient through its GWAC Programs. In this course, you will learn about the Alliant & Alliant Small Business GWAC Program offered through GSA. This is a two (2) CLP credit course....

Protecting Critical Data from a Cyber Attack Date: Tuesday, April 10, 2018Time: 11:00am ET; 8:00am PTDuration: 60 minutesLocation: Online *Register and attend this webinar to receive 1 CPE credit. Once an organization is infiltrated, data is usually compromised within hours. The inability to detect an intruder gives hackers time to not only expose confidential information, but also destroy mission-critical data. Could your organization survive...

SANS is returning to Orlando for one of our largest events of the year: SANS 2018! Please join us April 3-10, and choose from over 45 information security courses. SANS courses are comprehensive and engaging, offering you hands-on training with actionable information you can implement immediately upon returning to work. Our courseware is based on real-world threats and situations from industry experts with practical experience in the field, ma...

Learn how to better manage your Federal grants and subawards during the 2018 Western Grants Forum: Super Circular Training & Cost Principles Deep Dive. The Uniform Grants Guidance (a.k.a. the Omnicircular or Super Circular) has detailed rules, including cost principles, that govern how grant funds are to be managed and spent. Failure to follow the Super Circular's requirements can lead to enforcement actions, ranging from disallowances and...

Legacy systems cripple federal agencies. They hamstring innovation, leave information vulnerable to bad actors, cost more and more to maintain as they age, and push away talented personnel who want to work with the latest technology. The White House and Congress have made major steps of late, though, to bring agencies into the 21st century, releasing major IT modernization policy and providing funding to jumpstart a governmentwide tech refresh...