The AI + Cyber Nexus: What Gov Leaders Need to Know Now
As AI transforms how we serve and secure, public-sector leaders must navigate the tricky space where machine intelligence meets cyber risk.
As AI transforms how we serve and secure, public-sector leaders must navigate the tricky space where machine intelligence meets cyber risk.
Insider threats have always been with us, but new technologies, including AI, have made it easier for network users to access and expose sensitive data.
With mobile threats evolving rapidly, securing your work phone is no longer optional—it’s the frontline defense for government data.
In this video interview, Jared Vichengrad, of Check Point Software Technologies, discusses how agencies can take a more comprehensive approach to endpoint security.
To evolve from security to resilience, agencies need to develop a data-centric architecture that aligns with the full data lifecycle.
A new, holistic approach to cyber risk management is needed, so federal agencies can build a more secure digital future and better achieve their missions. That includes zero-trust principles, cloud security, and deep understanding of data risk.
From the principle of least privilege to the concept of zero trust security, the modern cyber ecosystem is built around identity. But how do you know if an identity has been compromised?
Resilient IT systems help agencies deliver effective public services, increase efficiency, and enhance constituent trust. Here are three tips for building a resilient system.
Given the heightened risks to government data, agencies need a comprehensive plan for recovering from an attack quickly and effectively.
In this video interview, Gina Scinta, Deputy Chief Technology Officer at Thales TCT, discusses why quantum computing poses a threat to agency encryption standards — and how agencies should respond.
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