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Extracting untapped value in agency information assets
In this age of “doing more with less,” it’s important to focus on initiatives that optimize Return on Information.
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Solution to cyber skills shortage: Federal cyber range
Investment in a range could solve the growing labor and skills shortage in the federal cyber workforce.
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Enabling intel sharing in era of data center optimization
While the military and intelligence communities work with treasure troves of data that must be reliably accessible, agencies simultaneously have been mandated to consolidate and optimize data centers for cost efficiency.
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It’s not them, it’s us: The insider threat
It is a given that employees with dangerous data usage — whether malicious or not — will sneak through the cracks of the hiring process.
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How DevOps can help agencies keep pace with technology
Rather than implement strategies to keep pace with technological advancements, agencies have opted to simply ban certain applications across the board.
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Emerging focus on cyberthreats to energy infrastructure
The expanding cybersecurity focus on energy infrastructure by both the public and private sectors is certainly a welcome development.
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Leveraging GRC to support, enhance federal cyber expertise
GRC platforms act as cyber talent force multipliers.
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Gaining the upper hand in cyberwarfare
Cyberwarfare and cybersecurity are hitting the campaign trail as both U.S. presidential candidates discuss their national security positions. There are two key points that were relevant in the recent debates around cybersecurity.
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The recurring debate: To centralize IT or not?
There is no simple organizational system for IT except in the case of small public organizations. And in the federal sector, we don’t do small.
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Letter to next president on cybersecurity
A former DARPA manager urges the next president to lead from the front with innovation.
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Extracting untapped value in agency information assets
In this age of “doing more with less,” it’s important to focus on initiatives that optimize Return on Information.
-
Solution to cyber skills shortage: Federal cyber range
Investment in a range could solve the growing labor and skills shortage in the federal cyber workforce.
-
Enabling intel sharing in era of data center optimization
While the military and intelligence communities work with treasure troves of data that must be reliably accessible, agencies simultaneously have been mandated to consolidate and optimize data centers for cost efficiency.
-
It’s not them, it’s us: The insider threat
It is a given that employees with dangerous data usage — whether malicious or not — will sneak through the cracks of the hiring process.
-
How DevOps can help agencies keep pace with technology
Rather than implement strategies to keep pace with technological advancements, agencies have opted to simply ban certain applications across the board.
-
Emerging focus on cyberthreats to energy infrastructure
The expanding cybersecurity focus on energy infrastructure by both the public and private sectors is certainly a welcome development.
-
Leveraging GRC to support, enhance federal cyber expertise
GRC platforms act as cyber talent force multipliers.
-
Gaining the upper hand in cyberwarfare
Cyberwarfare and cybersecurity are hitting the campaign trail as both U.S. presidential candidates discuss their national security positions. There are two key points that were relevant in the recent debates around cybersecurity.
-
The recurring debate: To centralize IT or not?
There is no simple organizational system for IT except in the case of small public organizations. And in the federal sector, we don’t do small.
-
Letter to next president on cybersecurity
A former DARPA manager urges the next president to lead from the front with innovation.
-
Extracting untapped value in agency information assets
In this age of “doing more with less,” it’s important to focus on initiatives that optimize Return on Information.
-
Solution to cyber skills shortage: Federal cyber range
Investment in a range could solve the growing labor and skills shortage in the federal cyber workforce.
-
Enabling intel sharing in era of data center optimization
While the military and intelligence communities work with treasure troves of data that must be reliably accessible, agencies simultaneously have been mandated to consolidate and optimize data centers for cost efficiency.
-
It’s not them, it’s us: The insider threat
It is a given that employees with dangerous data usage — whether malicious or not — will sneak through the cracks of the hiring process.
-
How DevOps can help agencies keep pace with technology
Rather than implement strategies to keep pace with technological advancements, agencies have opted to simply ban certain applications across the board.
-
Emerging focus on cyberthreats to energy infrastructure
The expanding cybersecurity focus on energy infrastructure by both the public and private sectors is certainly a welcome development.
-
Leveraging GRC to support, enhance federal cyber expertise
GRC platforms act as cyber talent force multipliers.
-
Gaining the upper hand in cyberwarfare
Cyberwarfare and cybersecurity are hitting the campaign trail as both U.S. presidential candidates discuss their national security positions. There are two key points that were relevant in the recent debates around cybersecurity.
-
The recurring debate: To centralize IT or not?
There is no simple organizational system for IT except in the case of small public organizations. And in the federal sector, we don’t do small.
-
Letter to next president on cybersecurity
A former DARPA manager urges the next president to lead from the front with innovation.
