Fortifying federal security amidst rising threats
Varonis’ Justin Wilkins sheds light on the need for proactive measures in safeguarding critical information.
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Security trends public sector leaders are watching
Government and industry leaders share their thoughts on AI, supply chain security, open-source technology, and the greatest security risks to look out for.
A deep dive on cyberpsychology and a look at autonomy in the U.S. military
Dr Mary Aiken, a world-leading expert in Cyberpsychology
Maryland IT Secretary on the intersection of AI and cybersecurity
Katie Savage on the state’s plans to develop AI frameworks to provide guardrails for deploying tools to improve cybersecurity and constituent services.
Russian cyberattack cut power in Ukraine, Michigan secretary of state talks election security
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson
Security leader Ron Bushar on using software supply chain frameworks to improve security
Bushar shares that Google has worked to build the SLSA framework, allowing organizations to grade their supply-chain maturity and ensure the security lifecycle during modernization.
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Exploring identity and privilege in the modern threat landscape
BeyondTrust Chief Security Officer Morey Haber highlights the evolving threat landscape and the significance of prioritizing identity-based security practices to safeguard organizations in the digital age.
How the use of open-source AI models for malicious intent threatens federal agencies
August Schell’s Jeremy Corey emphasizes the value of security partnerships as cyberthreat actors look to leverage open-source AI models to elevate their attacks.
Mandiant’s Jon Ford on the top security challenges state and local organizations face today
Ford says that budgets, talent and visibility on critical assets remain top security risks. But improving prevention mechanisms can provide the right alerts for the right people.
CTO Jean-Paul Bergeaux on breaking down security tool complexity with zero trust
GuidePoint Security’s Federal CTO says taking a zero-trust approach will be critical to breaking down silos and complexities and moving into a stronger cybersecurity posture.