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For government contractors, the ability to harness business data effectively can make or break your pipeline. Capture teams that integrate data from across their business—CRM, financials, past performance, and teaming history—can unlock AI-driven insights that pinpoint the right opportunities and generate winning proposals.Join us for an in-depth webinar where we’ll explore how to optimize capture management by leveraging integrated systems and robust data strategies. Learn...
If you’re a government contractor looking to discover solutions to the biggest challenges facing our industry – and achieve more sustainable growth – you don’t want to miss our upcoming webcast. Unanet’s Chris Crowder and John Sisson will discuss how to forge stronger customer relationships and build more accurate forecasts that will help your business grow faster and smarter. During the event, we’ll cover how...
The newly established Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is making waves in federal procurement, but what does it really mean for government contractors? Join us for an in-depth panel discussion where industry experts will examine the potential impacts, challenges, and opportunities that DOGE presents.This session will go beyond the headlines to explore how this initiative could reshape procurement policies, introduce new technological efficiencies, and create...
Join Deltek for an informational webinar on the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) and its crucial role in cybersecurity and safeguarding protected data for defense contractors. This session will delve into the requirements of the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) and the importance of thoroughly vetting your cloud service providers to ensure compliance. Gain a strong understanding of how FedRAMP and CMMC intersect, the...
As the Department of Defense (DoD) approaches the final publication of the 32 CFR rule regarding the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC), it is crucial for contractors in the Defense Industrial Base (DIB) to understand the implications of these changes. This webinar will provide an in-depth analysis of what to expect, how to prepare, and the steps contractors must take to ensure compliance.Participants will gain...
Earlier this year, the U.S. Space Force published its highly anticipated Commercial Space Strategy, laying out its blueprint for leveraging the American private sector to bolster the nation’s space capabilities and maintain our country’s competitive advantage in space. Join TechnoMile for a fireside chat with Col. Richard Kniseley, the Senior Materiel Leader overseeing the Commercial Space Office (COMSO), as we discuss how this strategy aims...
Join us as we dive into the eighth annual 2024 GAUGE Report, presented by Unanet and CohnReznick. In this session, we’ll discuss key takeaways from our survey of the top minds in the GovCon world, focusing on the GAUGE’s main theme of balancing efficiencies and compliance with the help of AI. Quite simply: it’s a “can’t miss” event for any government contractor looking to adopt a tech-forward...
Many federal contractors recognize the imperative of digital transformation to mature legal and contracting operations and unlock valuable contract intelligence, however they worry about the resources required to add a Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) system to their organization’s tech stack. Others have explored commercial CLM solutions and are daunted by the significant customizations required to support the unique complexities of federal contracting.Join TechnoMile and RSM...
After years of delays, the proposed Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Program Rule (32 CFR) is now expected to become a final, published rule by the end of 2024. For Defense contractors, this means that official CMMC audits can begin taking place after that. The enforcement rule for CMMC (48 CFR) is expected to become final sometime in 2025 and appear in DoD contracts in...
Dive into the transformative world of Generative AI with our upcoming webinar, "Generative AI: The Game Changer You Can’t Afford to Ignore." This enlightening session is designed to demystify the rapidly evolving technology that’s reshaping industries, enhancing productivity, and redefining creative processes. Whether you’re a business leader, a government contractor, an enthusiast, or simply curious about the future of technology, this webinar will equip you...
Now in its 15th year, the Deltek Clarity Government Contracting Industry Study surveyed 600+ contractors to identify current market trends and outlooks. The resulting study helps performance minded businesses identify areas to improve operational effectiveness, help set business goals, and better understand how they compare to their competition.Join Deltek for an engaging look at the results of this year’s Clarity study, featuring government contracting benchmarks,...
The recent OASIS IDIQ contracts created huge opportunities for businesses of all sizes in the government contracting industry. Join us for a fireside chat with Tiffany Hixson from the GSA who oversees Oasis and OASIS+. In addition reviewing the details of those contracts, she will discuss the overall agency and outline the four fundamental strategies that the GSA will deliver over the coming year.
Amidst elevated inflation, surging interest rates, funding uncertainties, and escalating compliance demands, government contractors successfully navigated the challenges of FY 2023. As we transition into 2024, there is anticipation of improved economic conditions, yet the landscape remains laden with uncertainties, particularly concerning agency funding and political matters. During this webinar, Deltek SVP of Information Solutions Kevin Plexico will provide a comprehensive update on the current market...
Are you familiar with Federal Government programs for protecting controlled unclassified information? There is an increasing emphasis on enforcing the protection of sensitive data by government contractors through cybersecurity compliance programs that require implementation of the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP).Companies doing business directly or indirectly with the Department of Defense (DoD) must be aware of the requirements of FedRAMP and other cybersecurity...
The Defense Contract Management Agency is tasked with the vital responsibility of providing contract administration services for the Department of Defense. As contracting activity continues to increase across the federal ecosystem, the DCMA has become more important than ever before. Unanet is excited to host a dialog with the DCMA about the future direction of the agency and their initiatives for the remainder of 2023...
Now in its 14th year, the Deltek Clarity Government Contracting Industry Study surveyed 700+ government contractors to identify current contracting trends and market outlooks. The resulting study helps performance-minded businesses identify areas to improve operational effectiveness, help set business goals, and better understand how they compare to their competition. Join Deltek for an engaging look at the results of this year’s Clarity study, featuring government...
Today we find ourselves in an environment of uncertainty with inflation, the debt ceiling, lack of appropriation, CRs etc. Agencies are experiencing a decrease in budget while contractors and government alike are facing increased costs. With the never-ending cycle of Continuing Resolutions, agencies cannot adequately plan for customary four-year cycles. This presents an enormous challenge for both the agencies and the contractors who serve them. The...
In today's digital age, many people rely heavily on online transactions for everyday purchases and financial transactions. However, with convenience comes significant risks that must be considered. Cybercriminals are increasingly sophisticated, and their methods are becoming more advanced, making it easier for them to steal personal and financial information – making the need for secure identity authentication more essential than ever before.With a secure and...
Organizations in the aerospace and defense and GovCon sectors are no strangers to digital transformation initiatives. However, many federal contractors have yet to adopt CLM (Contract Lifecycle Management) technology to bring digital transformation to their contracting and unlock the critical intelligence that’s embedded within each contract.Join TechnoMile and special guest, Forrester Research, on Wednesday, April 26 at 11:00 am Eastern to hear how today’s landscape of global...
The United States General Services Administration is the backbone of the government contracting sector. With a mission to deliver the best customer experience and value in real estate, acquisition and technology services to the government and the American people, GSA plays a key role in the growth, governance and innovation of the vibrant GovCon ecosystem.GovCon Wire’s 2023 Government Technology & Acquisition Forum provides an inside look...
The healthcare sector has been dramatically and permanently transformed since the 2020 onset of the global COVID-19 pandemic. The critically important lessons we’ve learned over the past few years are now guiding technology investments, accelerating modernization, informing the policy landscape and ultimately shaping the future of healthcare.Today’s healthcare organizations are updating their legacy systems and modernizing their enterprise IT infrastructure to keep pace with new...
The Defense Contract Audit Agency is tasked with the vital responsibility of performing all contract audits for the Department of Defense, as well as other duties encompassing the negotiation, administration and settlement of contracts and subcontracts. As contracting activity continues to increase across the federal ecosystem, the DCAA has become more important than ever before. Unanet is excited to host a dialog with the DCAA about the future direction...
Defending the homeland has taken on a whole new meaning in the modern era as new technologies, threats and competitors emerge. In the United States’ homeland security efforts, science and technology play a pivotal role in identifying operational gaps, conceptualizing new solutions and delivering results that bolster the country’s security and resilience.At GovCon Wire’s Defending the Homeland: Science & Technology Forum, speakers from DHS, industry...
The United States’ intelligence and defense strategies are shifting away from counterterrorism and pivoting toward peer and near-peer adversary competition, spurring significant changes within the intelligence community. In order to update its tradecraft and adapt to meet the evolving needs of today’s intelligence missions, the IC must harness advanced new technologies and capabilities more rapidly than ever before.Join the most notable figures in American intelligence...
The U.S. Air Force is building up its “digital backbone,” and accelerating its IT modernization initiatives. Today, the service branch is prioritizing cloud adoption, IT portfolio management, cybersecurity, core IT, mission-enabling services, data, artificial intelligence and more as it works to maintain air superiority and shifts its focus to a new era of peer and near-peer competition.The Air Force is also focusing on implementing a...
With the relatively recent proliferation of sensors, Internet of Things-connected devices and digitally enabled assets, organizations are seeing a massive influx of data that needs protection. This increase in data and information that may be interesting to our country’s adversaries also leads to a rise in cyber threats and potential attacks — today, government and industry organizations alike must leverage best practices, new methodologies and...
The Department of Defense is highly prioritizing digital modernization today as DOD agencies pursue advanced technology integration, adapt to meet the needs of today’s missions and prepare for the fights of the future. Guided by its DOD Digital Modernization Strategy for fiscal years 2019-2023, the Defense Department continues to make investments in priority areas including cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, cloud and C3. As DOD leaders work to...
A conversation with Dr. John Balbus, Interim Director, Office of Climate Change and Health Equity Climate can have significant impact on human health. It has been shown that certain diseases flourish in wet environments, and we see that flu season ramps up as we go into winter. But the relationship between climate and health is greater than we think. Wildfires have been shown to increase air...
Space is undoubtedly one of the fastest growing and most highly contested domains in the world today. The proliferation of commercial space satellites, the increasing militarization of space and the growing number of actors in the domain have contributed to boosted investments and a larger federal focus on space. However, many of the Department of Defense’s space programs are behind schedule and over budget today. In...
If there’s one thing everyone has learned over the past two years, it’s that circumstances can change drastically with little notice. The challenge of remaining mission-centric during uncertain times have led to dramatic revisions in the ways the government does business. This panel will discuss the evolution of government procurement to address the challenges of workforce, cloud adoption, and uncovering actionable data to drive decision...
To meet the quantum threat to cybersecurity, organizations need to be crypto-agile, layering multiple security approaches. Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) and Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) should both be considered in any risk and impact analysis and can be effectively layered to maintain crypto-agility. Join Michele Mosca, Marc Manzano, Kelly Richdale and Nadia Carlston as they discuss how an integrated ecosystem of solutions can make your organization...
When error-corrected quantum computers arrive, they are expected to crack today’s -public-key-based cybersecurity. But working quantum computers may be years away, so why should you worry about this now? It turns out that hackers are already amassing large quantities of encrypted data for future decryption and exploitation. In this panel discussion with National Institute of Standards and Technology’s Bill Newhouse, former Principal Deputy Director for...
The world is a map, and mapping tells a story about the world around us. The development and use of geospatial information is critical to building that map and building out those stories. We are pleased to have OGC’s CEO Nadine Alameh join us to discuss how OGC is improving the world of geospatial for their members. OGC was created 29 years ago to ensure...
Around the world, technology is evolving and advancing faster than ever before. As our nation’s adversaries and competitors harness these new digital technologies, our government agencies and military branches must deepen their partnerships with industry to speed acquisition and innovation processes — and ultimately to solidify the United States’ position as a technological powerhouse on the global stage. During GovCon Wire’s 3rd Annual Defense Digital...
In today’s fast-paced technological landscape, IT serves as the foundation for a wide range of important decisions, mission operations, technology capabilities and more. As organizations across the public and private sectors accelerate their modernization efforts, IT environments are becoming more and more essential to transforming the U.S. government into a digitally-enabled, technologically advanced competitor that can harness emerging solutions and keep pace with the rapid...
The U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps have continually worked to decentralize, differentialize and digitize the service branch’s work as well as develop its talent in the field. As they continue to evolve to meet the growing demands, challenges still remain. Join GovConWire’s Second Annual Navy: IT Transformation Forum to hear notable industry and federal leaders discuss the initiatives, efficiencies and challenges the service branch faces. ...
The threat of cyber attacks is on the rise, and hackers are getting more sophisticated. As a growing list of government agencies, commercial companies and military branches prioritize modernization and become more reliant on advanced technologies, more and more critical information, data, processes and systems are online and subject to cyber attacks. Today, cybersecurity is one of the most important priorities for the federal government....
The global defense landscape has shifted dramatically in recent years — the rapid advancement of technology and the rise of information warfare have created an environment in which intelligence is paramount, and modernization is no longer an option, but a requirement.Today, the Intelligence Community is pursuing cutting-edge technologies, IT infrastructure modernization and intelligence innovations to better support the U.S. military and ensure national security in...
In today’s cyber threat landscape, ransomware attacks are on the rise, phishing attempts are becoming more sophisticated and any vulnerability within an organization’s information technology environment can be exploited.As the federal government and the Department of Defense sharpen their focus on bolstering the country’s cyber defenses, protecting critical data and fortifying IT infrastructure, agency leaders are working to adopt emerging technology and modernize outdated systems...
In today’s rapidly changing technological and geopolitical landscapes, federal leaders must harness new and emerging technology to innovate at the speed of need and propel the United States into a position of strategic advantage. As technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, cloud and other advanced tools expand their footprints in the U.S. public sector, officials are prioritizing accelerated integration while remaining focused on staying one...
Selling to the federal government is often labor intensive and time consuming, especially once you land a multiple-award contract. Federal contractors can spend hours culling through RFIs and RFPs on websites and in an onslaught of emails just to identify relevant task order opportunities for their business. Beyond that, IDIQ, GWAC, and capture teams often rely on tools like spreadsheets, emails, PowerPoint decks, or even...
Esri, Environmental Systems Research Institute, has been around the scientific community for over 50 years. Jack Dangermond and his wife Laura founded Esri in 1969, a land-use consulting firm with a vision that "applying computer-based mapping and spatial analysis in landscape design and environmental science will help us design a better future." That vision continues to guide Esri in creating cutting-edge GIS and Geodesign technologies...
The U.S. Army is undergoing a transformational era of modernization. The service branch is investing in innovative new digital technologies, prioritizing workforce development, updating its platforms and weapons for the modern era and adapting to complex geopolitical developments as they continue to evolve. The Army’s new Digital Transformation Strategy guides the service towards data centricity and technological superiority through initiatives like Project Convergence – the Army’s...
With the implementation of telehealth, digital therapeutics, wearable devices and other digital health solutions, the healthcare sector has seen a dramatic modernization over the past couple of years, accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic. However, health organizations must update their legacy systems, modernize their enterprise information technology infrastructure and adopt today’s advanced technologies to better care for American citizens and keep pace with rapid developments as they...
Mary C. Erickson is the Acting Assistant Administrator for Weather Services and the Acting Director of the National Weather Service. She also worked as Director of the National Centers for Coasts Oceans Science ensuring the timely and effective transition of ecosystem science solutions from research to operationAs Acting NWS Director, Ms. Erickson is now responsible for the overall leadership of the NWS, and ensuring the...
The Department of Defense and the Intelligence Community are building up innovation roadmaps, accelerating advanced technology integrations and driving acquisitions to stay ahead of the curve in rapidly growing and evolving domains, including cyber and space. The White House in January released its national security memorandum on improving cybersecurity, and IC agencies are partnering with industry to ramp up their implementation of zero trust principles,...
The National Defense Authorization Act, signed in December, 2021, authorized more than $768 billion in defense spending for fiscal year 2022 – a jump of five percent that reflects the Pentagon’s significantly increased focus on artificial intelligence, machine learning, data sharing and cybersecurity, among other critical initiatives.With increased funding from the NDAA, the Department of Defense and military service branches will be able to better...
The considerable rise of remote work, the rapid expansion of the Internet of Things and the accelerating digitization of society in recent years have all contributed to a significant increase in opportunities for cyber attacks and security vulnerabilities in federal agencies and commercial organizations. Since the major 2020 Solarwinds breach, public and private entities have shifted their focus on leveraging advanced technology to bolster information...
Join us for a conversation with the FAA's Executive Director of the Office of Environment & Energy, Kevin Welsh. Mr. Welsh leads the development of aviation environmental and energy policies, goals, and priorities, and oversees research, engineering and development projects and initiatives. In this capacity, he also represents the United States at the International Civil Aviation Organization Committee on Aviation Environmental Protection to develop recommendations...
In alignment with the increasingly urgent federal push to bolster national cybersecurity and solidify the nation’s position in global competition, the U.S. Air Force is working to accelerate its digital transformation and information technology modernization efforts. Notably, the Air Force is implementing an agile enterprise IT-as-a-service approach to enhance data interoperability and implement cybersecurity solutions at mission speed. Additionally, the service branch is leveraging advanced...
The Department of Defense continues to make digital transformation strides through modernization measures such as its Joint Warfighter Cloud Capability and Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification programs. In the evolving defense landscape, DoD agencies are currently working to modernize across areas including acquisition, engineering, data sharing and cybersecurity. Join GovCon Wire Events’ DoD: Digital Modernization Forum to hear eminent defense department and industry executives speak on...
The U.S. government and its military service branches are making transformational shifts to become more data-centric, especially in response to rapid developments in today’s geopolitical environment and the growing threat of adversarial forces. Advanced technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning and automation can help federal agencies leverage data as a center of gravity – but obstacles surrounding data security and access, as well as the sheer...
In the wake of the recent White House release of more than 20 federal government “Climate Adaptionand Resilience Plans,” the U.S. critically needs swift action and implementation to reduce climate changerisk and build sustainability. Please join Steve Ambrose, chief climate scientist SAIC, on November 18 fora discussion with Michael Berkowitz, founding principal of Resilient Cities Catalyst, a non-profit createdto change the way cities plan and...
As the Department of Defense (DOD) continues its mission to develop a high-performing, agile Defense Acquisition Workforce that is empowered to deliver the best possible acquisition outcomes in support of the U.S. warfighters, implementing the latest emerging technologies and processes continue to present great challenges for DOD’s acquisition modernization efforts.During the 2nd Annual Defense Acquisition Priorities Forum on Nov. 3rd, some of the significant leaders...
As artificial intelligence (AI) technology improves, the federal government must utilize AI for homeland security to counter foreign adversary and domestic threats. AI is now a crucial part of homeland security goals, priorities and general strategy. Private industry and government players must remain on the cutting edge of AI technology and digitally transform their information technology systems and operations. During GovConWire’s AI: Innovation In Homeland Security...
The Defense Intelligence Agency has recognized its need for a dramatic information technology transformation. The Agency recently announced its modernization and digitalization goals and began working on numerous initiatives to improve and update its legacy IT systems. Additionally, the Agency is working to roll out new cutting-edge IT systems to increase mission and operational efficacy. During GovConWire’s DIA: IT Modernization Forum, leading federal and industry...
Government contractors are accelerating their investment in technology to more effectively discover, research, qualify, and bid on government solicitations. But deriving maximum value from this investment requires the know-how to successfully evolve underlying business processes and efficiently transform a wealth of data into actionable insights that better position your organization to win. In this live webinar, Mick Fox, Chief Operating Officer at TechnoMile, and Kevin...
As the importance of information technology and digital transformation grows for the Department of Defense, federal organizations have prioritized cybersecurity as a crucial element of military readiness. Many federal organizations are frantically working to strengthen their cybersecurity technology to protect vital assets from malicious cyberattacks. During GovConWire’s Cybersecurity in National Security Summit, leading federal and commercial industry leaders will address threats to critical IT infrastructure,...
As innovative digital technologies such as the Cloud, artificial intelligence and others grow in importance, federal organizations must evolve their information technology (IT) systems to be robust, agile and reliable. As such, the Department of Energy (DOE) is enacting significant initiatives aimed at modernizing and transforming its IT infrastructure. During GovConWire’s IT Modernization and Transformation Forum, influential federal and industry officials will meet to discuss ...
During the past decade, low-earth-orbit and outer space has transformed from a primarily scientific domain into a critical defense and commercial one with tremendous national security implications. The Department of Defense (DOD) has recognized the military necessity to dominate the space domain and has committed significant resources into space technology acquisition to preserve our nation’s space preeminence. During GovConWire’s Space Acquisition Forum, distinguished federal and...
Emerging artificial intelligence (AI) technology is radically transforming the national security landscape. AI is now a critical part of national security goals, priorities and overall strategy. Federal and commercial players must remain on the cutting edge of AI technology to stay ahead of our nation’s adversaries. During GovConWire’s AI: Innovation in National Security Forum, notable federal and industry leaders will discuss the role of AI in...
With the role of information technology (IT) heavily influencing U.S. military matters and growing at an increasingly rapid pace, the U.S. government and its commercial partners must remain on the cutting edge of data processing technology to retain its competitive advantage over our nation’s adversaries. GovConWire Events will host its Data Innovation Forum on June 15th to explore the federal government’s modernization data strategy, innovation...
With the rising threat of cybersecurity attacks on critical U.S. information technology (IT) assets, U.S. government agencies and private companies continue to develop and improve robust IT solutions. The National Security Agency’s Cybersecurity Directorate has made great strides in preventing and eradicating threats to national security systems and the defense industrial base. GovConWire Events will host its Defense Cybersecurity Forum to explore the progress that...
The U.S. Army has spearheaded development efforts of new capabilities and truncated legacy programs, which will be integral to new concepts of operations and organizations. Moving forward, the service branch will continue to drive network modernization, invest in next-generation defense systems and spearhead development of new technologies. During GovConWire’s Army: IT Management and Transformation Forum, notable federal and industry leaders will discuss The service branch’s...
The federal government has worked to modernize acquisition processes to increase adoption of innovation solutions, such as IT, cloud and other emerging technologies. Agencies will continue to implement new acquisition and procurement methods to remain adaptive and flexible in the competitive landscape. While the federal acquisition systems continue to evolve to meet the demands of the market, challenges still remain. Join GovConWire’s Modernizing Federal Acquisition...
The U.S. Navy has continually worked to decentralize, differentialize and digitize the service branch’s work as well as develop its talent in the field. As the Navy continues to evolve to meet the growing demands, challenges still remain. Join GovConWire’s Navy: IT Transformation Forum to hear notable industry and federal leaders discuss the initiatives, efficiencies and challenges the service branch faces. Featuring Aaron Weis, the...
The Intelligence Community (IC) has spearheaded new efforts to integrate emerging technologies, such as cloud, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, to remain up to speed with the advancing science and technology landscape. In July, the IC released new frameworks and policies, which will guide the community’s ethical development and use of AI. The IC also awarded the Commercial Cloud Enterprise (C2E) Cloud Service Provider...
The digital Air Force Initiative is an effort to leverage data and applications at the edge, along with artificial intelligence and machine learning, to “field a 21st century infrastructure responsive to the demands of modern combat.” As the service branch continues to innovate to current with the shifting environment, the Air Force has leveraged new tactics to increase cybersecurity, modernize IT framework and launch new...
In the beginning of the year, the Department of Defense (DoD) issued its Software Acquisition Pathway to establish direction, responsibilities and procedures for software procurement under National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) 2020. The department has also restricted acquisition processes and procedures of all programs containing IT to a separate, functional acquisition policy that adheres to the Adaptive Acquisition Framework. During GovConWire’s Defense Digital Acquisition and...
During GovConWire’s FY21 Acquisition Forum, notable federal and industry leaders will discuss the Defense Budget Reform, annual financial audit schedule adherence, Defense Acquisition System and implementation of the Adaptive Acquisition Framework.Join us for the FY21 Acquisition Forum, featuring LTG David Bassett, director of the Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA), who will serve as the keynote speaker to address the latest initiatives and goals for the...
This virtual event will educate and inform small to midsize GovCon professionals on how to win business, FY21 opportunities to look out for, navigating the GSA schedule, and discuss what industry can do to help. Our distinguished panel will allow you to hear first hand insight from the government agencies with upcoming contracting opportunities.The forum will feature Brian Barnes Associate Administrator of the Office of...
Join us for a virtual forum to learn all about the latest trends in Business Development. This webinar will dive into current BD trends, tips for securing contracts, and FY21 federal budget projections.The forum will feature Stephanie Shutt, Director of GSA’s Multiple Award Schedule Program Management Office (PMO) for the U.S. General Services Administration as the Keynote Speaker.
This webinar will explore the barriers and shortfalls of wide scale adoption of PIV encryption between federal agencies and the challenges they face when adhering to OMB directive M-19-17.The subject matter expert panelists will dive into the importance of encryption, barriers to adoption and how new technologies are solving these challenges. Attendees will learn how federal agencies can increase the return on investment and cybersecurity...
