Approaches to securing critical tech infrastructure must adapt to evolving threats and changing workplaces. Federal guidance has been issued to strengthen the nation’s cybersecurity, with zero trust architectures playing a key role. Whether to protect against ransomware, migrate on-premises resources to the cloud, or streamlining security across disparate departments, embracing a zero trust architecture can create meaningful security imp...

Cyber threats constantly evolve and so must the security strategies used to combat them. Legacy security strategies can bog down an organization’s efficiency and decrease their overall safety. A Zero-Trust Architecture can alleviate the pain points of these traditional approaches. By enacting an around-the-clock defense strategy, the safety of the organization is always the number one priority. Join GovExec and CDW-G for this webcast whe...

For years, calls to improve, rebuild, and reimagine the nation’s infrastructure have been met with a lack of funding and resources. With the passage of the Investment in Infrastructure and Jobs Act — as well as the CHIPS and Science Act and the Inflation Reduction Act — state and local governments are poised to do just that. Whether expanding access to broadband, rebuilding crumbling bridges or developing the nation’s e...

Federal agencies rightly focus on ensuring that preventive cybersecurity controls are as comprehensive as possible. But what happens when controls fail and an adversary succeeds in launching an attack? It's a basic tenet of zero trust security models that the defender should assume a state of constant breach. Given the high stakes in today's cyber threat landscape, a sound cyber strategy must be based on the assumption that, sooner or later, t...

Emerging technologies have radically shaped the modern battlefield, challenging the nation's defense systems and capabilities as never before. To maintain a tactical and strategic edge, defense agencies have to adapt and incorporate swiftly-changing technologies and capabilities into their arsenal. Join the Defense Readiness Workshop to learn more about today’s cutting edge tools and ongoing efforts to push the envelope and develop the t...

Just by the numbers, the Air Force is a huge market for IT and related technology products and services with systems integrators and major IT vendors pulling in hundreds of millions of contract awards each year. The Air Force is leading the way with artificial intelligence, cross domain systems, and autonomy initiatives as well as traditional IT needs around networks, communications, program management, and cybersecurity. But the numbers only...

Just by the numbers, the Air Force is a huge market for IT and related technology products and services with systems integrators and major IT vendors pulling in hundreds of millions of contract awards each year. The Air Force is leading the way with artificial intelligence, cross domain systems, and autonomy initiatives as well as traditional IT needs around networks, communications, program management, and cybersecurity. But the numbers only...

Just by the numbers, the Air Force is a huge market for IT and related technology products and services with systems integrators and major IT vendors pulling in hundreds of millions of contract awards each year. The Air Force is leading the way with artificial intelligence, cross domain systems, and autonomy initiatives as well as traditional IT needs around networks, communications, program management, and cybersecurity. But the numbers only...

What are the threats, technologies, and weapons shaping the top strategic priorities and tactical considerations of the U.S. military? Defense One explores this and more with leaders from the Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force and Space Force in its fourth annual State of Defense series.

New, exciting and transformative technologies have the potential to reshape how the government fulfills its mission. Emerging technologies have been born both out of long-standing challenges to government operations and in reaction to shifting priorities and citizen demand. Continuing cloud migration and management, more potent cybersecurity and supply chain risks, budgeting, as well as evolving remote work environments, all play a part in inc...