Application Security is a Core Tenet of Zero Trust
Zero trust requires all users to be authenticated, authorized and continuously validated for security posture before accessing applications and data. As organizations make progress in their zero trust journeys, leaders are focusing on the next challenge: software application security. These leaders dive into the strategy, testing and evaluation, advances in analytics and more that are bolstering security features within applications to prevent vulnerabilities against evolving threats.
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Joe Foster Cloud Computing Program Manager, NASA
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Chris Hughes Cyber Innovation Fellow, CISA & Co-Founder and CISO, Aquia
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Jane Zipoli Regional Manager, Federal Security Sales, Cisco
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Energy Researchers Aim For Holistic Approach to AI Issues
A new center at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory is looking at under-researched areas of AI to better understand how to secure it.
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5 Predictions for AI in Government Technology
Federal agencies are setting plans in motion not only integrate artificial intelligence into their enterprises, but also ensuring the data and algorithms that power these systems are fair and ethical.
David Egts, field CTO for MuleSoft Global Public Sector at Salesforce, breaks down the five predictions he has for AI in 2024. Egts highlights ways government leaders can prepare their agency and workforce to innovate for resilience, augment teams with AI and automate predictive AI to augment generative AI.
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How Agencies are Upskilling the Workforce in AI
Federal officials are putting in place new training and education methods to ensure its overall workforce understands the technology.
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Building Better Data Governance Across FDA
The agency is using emerging technology to tackle its data challenges.
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