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In today’s threat environment, where ransomware and other attacks aim to steal and exploit user credentials, a focus on identity “is the first step in securing state and local systems,” said James Imanian, Senior Director, U.S. Federal Technology Office at CyberArk. Yet many state and local IT teams struggle to implement strong identity controls.
As agencies accelerate their adoption of artificial intelligence-based solutions, they need to ensure the underlying data is AI-ready. In this video interview, Andrew Churchill of Qlik and Piyush Bothra of AWS discuss how to lay a strong data foundation for AI initiatives.
Frontline workers know how AI tools could improve their daily tasks better than leadership or IT specialists probably do. A grassroots approach encourages innovation from the ground up.
Beyond all the hyperbole and speculation, generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is bringing real change to how government delivers services. In this video interview, Tim Paydos of ServiceNow discusses how agencies can reimagine their existing operations and services.
Federal agencies are focusing on technology-driven supply chain resilience to secure continuous service delivery, mitigate risks from global interdependencies, and ensure cybersecurity, data-driven insights, and cross-sector collaboration, strengthening their infrastructure against disruptions and vulnerabilities.
In this video interview, Tony Holmes of Pluralsight discusses how agencies can use data to identify and address critical AI skills gaps.
In state and local governments, much of the operational technology (OT) that monitors and controls critical infrastructure is based on legacy technology. That presents a major cybersecurity challenge. See how to upgrade — simply.
Identity-based cybersecurity threats are on the rise. The number of phishing attempts — the most common type of cyberattack — increased 62% from 2023 to 2024, for instance, and identity-related incidents have directly affected 84% of organizations this year. Learn how to protect your agency.
When was the last time you truly hit pause? Take the time to step back and reevaluate as we approach 2025.
Questions are not inherently neutral. They carry context, tone (if spoken), assumptions, and bias. If you’re working with customer (CX) or employee (EX) experience, asking questions is a necessary part of gathering feedback. Without considering the assumptions encoded in your questions, you could be inadvertently contaminating the feedback you’re collecting. Let’s discuss a couple of… Read more »
In today’s digital culture, it is easier than ever to share thoughts and expertise with a wide audience. This ease of sharing is equaled by a desire for information. A survey of government decision-makers found they value informational content to help them better understand their needs and what the market has to offer.
For most government agencies, the challenge isn’t getting feedback (most agencies have plenty.) Instead, it’s knowing how to take all those comments, questions, and suggestions and using them as your agency’s focus group, telling you exactly what your audience needs.
Whenever a new technology is involved, there’s a learning curve — and there’s always new technology, Robert Imhof, Consulting Systems Architect at Fortinet Federal. “It’s going to be worth investing the time and effort to learn this technology,” says . “Security professionals that can master utilizing AI in addition to their other technical skills are… Read more »
The release of AI foundation models allows organizations to take advantage of broader community investments in AI. But there’s a catch: Agencies need to tweak and train these models to meet their specific objectives, maintain privacy and ensure regulatory compliance.
Tips and takeaways from the experts on how to make the most of community surveys.
A patchwork of legacy identity management systems can lead to security gaps and provide an uneven user experience. Here’s how a modern system can overcome those limitations and provide greater flexibility and more granular controls.
If you consider yourself to be an introvert, you may have at one point come across the misconception that introverts make poor leaders. The truth is, there is a lot of value in tapping into your authentic self and using that as your leadership strength. During the most recent New Supervisors in Government Community ofRead… Read more »
