The threat landscape is rapidly changing and our adversaries are constantly evolving to improve their capabilities and stay ahead of defensive measures. Your security program needs to keep pace. Join us at the Cyber Threat Intelligence Forum to learn how to use threat intelligence to focus your security program on the threats that matter to your organization. Intelligence experts will provide an up-to-date overview of the threat landscape with...

Join the top leaders and innovators from the federal IT community on May 22 at the Security Through Innovation Summit at the Willard InterContinental Hotel in Washington, D.C. Register now to hear from a dynamic lineup of private and public sector experts exploring the key issues central to the future of federal cybersecurity and IT. From how-tos and best practices to expert panel discussions, the summit will feature sessions and breakouts foc...

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...

Americans now rely on mobile devices more than they ever have for every facet of life. Mobility is playing an increasingly important role in IT modernization efforts. Several agencies and private sector innovators have proven it is possible to transform mobility in government to better protect, serve, connect and educate citizens. Join us at the 2018 Federal Innovation Summit as top government officials and industry experts discuss ways to dri...

Federal agencies in the digital age must be capable of supporting a vast range of worldwide missions with both speed and efficiency—from the battlefield to the hospital, to the classroom, and beyond. That's why it's imperative for agencies to operate on a secure enterprise infrastructure, one that's flexible enough to meet dynamic and evolving requirements. On November 14th at the Newseum, government officials and industry leaders will c...

Open First: Building a Foundation for Choice and Security The demands-and opportunities-for government IT are at an all-time high. And open source collaboration provides the strongest foundation to help agencies meet critical demands in a smart, efficient way. Community-powered innovation gives us the most out of emerging technologies-whether it's modernizing applications and infrastructure, speeding application development, moving workloads t...

Digital transformation offers federal agencies the opportunity to fundamentally change the way they interact with and serve constituents. The challenge is that most agencies were not born in the digital age, and legacy systems are constraining growth. By modernizing infrastructure, automating delivery and consumption of IT services, and transforming people and processes, agencies can make the shift successfully. Join top thought leaders and in...

CyberTalks is a TED-like conference bringing together top cybersecurity chiefs and 1,000 of the most influential cyber leaders from government and the tech industry for one day to identify ways to tackle unprecedented security challenges and discuss cybersecurity priorities, trends and innovations.

Federal agencies spend about $90 billion on IT each year — but less than a third of that goes to the development and modernization of systems. The rest of the federal IT budget is dedicated to keeping old systems up and running, a cost that only continues to increase as the systems get older and older. And to add insult to injury, those antiquated legacy systems are remarkably harder to operate securely. Join federal officials and other...

FedTalks is the largest annual gathering of the top leaders from the tech and government IT communities. In our 6th Annual gathering, over 1,200 of the most influential leaders from gov, tech, and politics will come together from across the country in Washington, D.C. for one day to discuss how technology and people can change government and our communities.