How Agile Cybersecurity With Adaptive Networks Can Help Protect Government Agencies
Adaptive Networks are automated and programmable networks that can configure, monitor and maintain themselves, as well as adapt to changing requirements.
Best of USAJobs April 19
Welcome to the latest edition of our exciting federal employment opportunities roundup for the week of April 19, 2019 on USAJobs.
Data-Driven Decision-Making: How a Hybrid Cloud Strategy Can Help
If your agency wants to optimize access and security around its data, it should look to a data strategy. That strategy has to occur on a hybrid cloud-enabled, multi-modal data and analytics platform.
What HUD’s Modernization Effort Means for Employees and Public Programs
Changes include standing up an Office of Customer Experience, workforce reskilling, and using cloud and artificial intelligence to better serve the public.
Professional Development: How to Get the “Yes”
Learn how to create a strong case to attend government professional development opportunities.
5 Reasons Why You Need a Hobby – and Why Your Boss Should Support You
Do you have a hobby? What do you do? If not, here are five reasons you should consider in investing in one.
The Biggest Threat to Cybersecurity? Ourselves
A lot goes into an effective cybersecurity strategy, but many rank-and-file, business-side employees are often surprised at their centrality to defending against cyber threats.
The Challenge of Effectively Accessing and Sharing Sensitive Data
How can you reconcile data to have it available in the cloud so the right people can access it, securely, at the right time, to make thoughtful decisions that benefit mission outcomes?
This Program Could Help Pay Off Your Student Loans
The highly qualified recent graduates in cybersecurity-related fields selected for the Cybersecurity Talent Initiative could obtain student loan assistance.
Santa Clara CIO Prioritizes Digital Services, Mobile Government
Since coming to Santa Clara County, Ann Dunkin has prioritized Agile processes and digital services, which have saved the county hundreds of millions of dollars.