Government IT modernization through the Raise The Bar initiative has set the standard for ensuring the highest level of security against threats and vulnerabilities when transferring or accessing data across segmented networks. Learn how Forcepoint has accepted and met NSA's Raise The Bar challenge as well as insights into the future paradigm. Join George Kamis, CTO for Forcepoint's Government business and Michelle Jordan, Principal Cybersecurity Manager at Forcepoint to understand Forcepoint's Cross Domain Solutions' recent accomplishments in meeting the initiative, how our customers are positioned to succeed and what Forcepoint is doing to better enable cross domain use cases from the tactical deployment all the way to large enterprises.

Government-wide, agencies are urged to prioritize digital transformation so defense and civilian agencies have reliable and secure digital experiences whenever and wherever they need; but legacy networks either are inadequate or don’t sufficiently support emerging technologies. Modernizing your federal network is your next step. Listen to our panel of Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions (EIS) experts discuss how and why you should understand and prepare for the EIS contract and take advantage of its benefits.

While the FBI protects U.S. citizens from public corruption and terrorism to the proliferation of various cyber crime activities that affect U.S. organizations globally &mdashp; the FBI must equally focus on its very own. Charles Margiotta, Deputy Assistant Director, Operations Branch II, Security Division, FBI joins Eric Trexler, VP at Forcepoint for an exclusive talk on the best practices the FBI is leveraging that include human behavioral analytics to better understand the threats that may commence from within, the need to utilize analytics to preempt employee malicious intent and what the future holds for FBI’s insider threat initiative.

The costs to install, modernize and upgrade IT infrastructure consumes a large portion of DOD MILCON OPA/INFOSYS facility construction and modernization program budgets. These costs are compounded in cases where missions require multiple, separate classification networks. The costs of space, power, cooling and appropriately separated and shielded wiring alone drive significant portions of military construction, or MILCON, projects.

Learn more about NSA’s Commercial Solutions for Classified (CSfC) program and hear how the U.S. Army’s CCDC Aviation & Missile Center and 501st MI commands leveraged MILCON opportunities to rethink their approach to multilevel, multi-network access with Forcepoint’s Trusted Thin Client and Trusted Thin Client Remote with CSfC.