The COVID-19 pandemic catapulted the importance of healthcare IT modernization into the spotlight. It’s clear it will remain there in 2021, and for years to come. Innovations in telehealth, electronic health records and 3D printing have transformed the experiences of both healthcare professionals and their patients. The federal government is utilizing emerging technology to improve everything from contact tracing to vaccine approval pro...

Managing risk and compliance with a manual, siloed, and reactive work model is no longer effective as the global regulatory environment continues to evolve, forcing changes across government. Changes are driven by the need to: adopt new business models, establish new partner relationships, deploy new technologies, and address the increasing number of threats and cyber risks. Many agencies have discovered that without an integrated view of ris...

Comply-to-Connect is a framework that restricts unauthorized device access; reduces known vulnerabilities; takes actions to detect, identify, characterize, report and deter anomalous behaviors; and maintains the secure configuration of the network and its information resources. C2C capabilities secure all endpoints connected to the DODIN including IT, OT, PIT, ICS, IoT, Cloud and Datacenter devices. During this event, learn from DoD leaders ho...

Artificial intelligence has evolved from a staple of science fiction to a real world, strategic priority of the United States. Increases in computing power and the emergence of large data sets to train ever more powerful machine learning algorithms have created real world applications and success stories. During this year-long series, Defense One and Nextgov will explore all aspects of artificial intelligence and its applications in government.

The global information technology supply chain has been hit with a growing and unprecedented number of attacks as adversaries attempt to compromise systems with various forms of malware in an attempt to steal or compromise or hold for ransom sensitive information. Federal executives realized how complex the question of supply chain security was in 2017 when officials tried to implement the Department of Homeland Security’s order to remov...

On January 19, join SentinelOne in a continued discussion following the GovForward Headliner event to better understand the importance that FedRAMP solutions bring to the marketplace. We will outline the how and why FedRAMP was designed, as well as the incremental benefits the program provides to both Federal agencies and state and local entities across the technology pillar. Learn how these policies address business and cybersecurity challen...

When innovation is the name, integration and iteration is the game. Artificial Intelligence architectures are dependent upon the training data and underlying data hosting architecture that powers it. Getting the speed, throughput, and concurrency that these applications demand can only be accomplished in the cloud. And with new innovations come new relationships. This digital event will explore the groundbreaking new Snowflake/Deloitte AI str...

Rapid, constant changes are afoot in the data and development world. Developers must embrace new paradigms as they uncover how web services, applications, and databases can and must work together. How does convergence happen, and why is it important? This digital event, presented by Oracle and BIAS, will investigate how to synthesize modern front and back end development, especially as convergence applies to databases and applications. We...

Now more than ever, agencies cannot afford to get burned by legacy infrastructure investments that not only fail to provide the agility required today, but that are also excessively expensive. To both maximize productivity and mission efficiency, more agencies are prioritizing hybrid cloud initiatives as their cloud-smart strategy. Among the best ways to realize this vision is software-defined infrastructure like hyperconverged infrastructure...

Emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and machine learning are transforming the potential use cases for government’s troves of data and are a key driver of innovation. From enabling agencies to accomplish more within tight budgets, automating tedious tasks, enhancing mission-critical capabilities, and fueling research breakthroughs, artificial intelligence offers endless possibilities for the deluge of data government collec...