In a previous post, we discussed the importance of including men in conversations about women’s advancement in government. But let’s face it. That’s easier said than done. Talking to men about women’s issues can be uncomfortable. You might meet ambivalence, resistance, or even outright disdain. Alternatively, you might just have no idea how to relateRead… Read more »
To implement CNAP, the administration is relying on several federal agencies to enact its objectives. In an interview with GovLoop, Matthew Cornelius, Innovation Specialist and Chief of Staff in the Office of Governmentwide Policy, explained the pivotal role the General Services Administration (GSA) will play in the plan’s execution.
In an interview with GovLoop, Michael Howard and Ronald Chestang, Senior Security Consultant at HP, explained how security advisory services can help agencies navigate the complexities of IT security while also bridging resource and workforce gaps.
According to Jose Simonelli and Ian Tewksbury, Architects for Red Hat Consulting, shadow IT doesn’t have be a negative thing. In fact, embracing shadow IT can actually have a positive impact on your organization’s culture and processes.
This interview is an excerpt from GovLoop’s recent research guide, The Current State of Government’s Cybersecurity. Agencies continue to rapidly implement new security monitoring tools with the goal of identifying actions impacting security within each layer of their environment. This growth of management and monitoring tools has negatively impacted systems and application performance due to theRead… Read more »
According to Scott Carlson of BeyondTrust, a privileged access management and vulnerability management solutions provider, these federal initiatives fall short of truly protecting government IT from credential misuse.
This August, we saw a number of articles focused on collaboration. We saw collaboration among women, learned about private sector collaboration for women, and even heard calls for collaboration that isn’t yet happening (Old Girls Club, where are you?).
What do you do when you’re the only person in a role? Get creative.
Everyday at the Corporation for National and Communication Service (CNCS), Stacy Dawn witnesses first-hand the stakes of government cybersecurity. She drove home how much more we have to do if we’re truly going to secure our information and systems.
As the landscape of war changes, the DoD must adapt with it. In order to do this, the Department is making changes in the way it approaches technology, the workforce, and overall operations.