HOW TEST DATA MANAGEMENT IS HELPING DELIVER SAFE SYSTEMS FOR GOVERNMENT
Test data management systems are critical for helping government healthcare organizations secure data and deliver the right benefits to patients, on time.
Test data management systems are critical for helping government healthcare organizations secure data and deliver the right benefits to patients, on time.
Learn more about how cloud solutions are helping health care agencies accelerate modernization, adapt solutions to create healthy communities, and transform the delivery of care.
This blog post is part of a seven-part series reviewing the Acquisition Gateway and IT Category data, trends, expertise, and advocacy that GSA’s Office of Information Technology Category (ITC) organization offers to support other agencies’ missions.
Find out why the Cyber Summit D.C. is the place for government employees to learn cutting edge best practices for keep their organizations safe.
This blog post is an excerpt from GovLoop’s recent Research Brief, “Where Government & the NIST Cybersecurity Framework Meet.” The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) works to promote U.S. innovation and competitiveness by advancing science, standards and related technology through research and development in ways that enhance economic security and improve quality ofRead… Read more »
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The Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation (CDM) program supports the shift in government cybersecurity to continuous monitoring of information systems and networks. Learn how to implement CDM here.
Learn more about Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation, a Department of Homeland Security program that provides government agencies automated cybersecurity capabilities to defend against today’s advanced threats.
Check out how you can adopt a secure digital mode to work towards improved cyber posture.
Complexity and a lack of strategic planning undermine our government’s cybersecurity. The government does have the ability to protect our data and IT resources; what is needed is a strategic, risk-based program that prioritizes its most valuable assets.