Combatting Ransomware in Modern Systems
Every organization will be hacked at some point, but learning how to curb certain threat vectors like ransomware will be imperative to limit losses and damages. All organizations must remain vigilant against threats by instituting good cyber hygiene practices and meeting directives around zero trust architecture.
Inside, catch up on insights from:
- CISA Director Jen Easterly
- NSA Cybersecurity Director Robert Joyce
- CyberArk Security Expert Andrey Pozhogin
- and more…
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Jen Easterly Director, CISA -
Chris Inglis National Cyber Director, , White House -
Robert Joyce Cyber Director, NSA -
Gen. Paul Nakasone Director, U.S. Army Command & National Security Agency -
Andrey Pozhogin Sr. Product Marketing Manager, Endpoint Privilege Security, CyberArk
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Executive Orders Impact Government Tech
Agencies are adjusting to White House priorities on AI, Cybersecurity and the digital customer service.
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Federal IT Trends in 2023, Outlook for 2024
Look back at 2023 IT trends and what they mean for the 2024 tech landscape.
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The Future of Implementing Zero Trust
Cybersecurity threats are ongoing against government assets and networks, while recent threats have highlighted the challenges of ensuring effective cyber defenses.
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Implementing CJADC2 at the Defense Department
Implementing the Defense Department's Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control (CJADC2) concept will require major development and modernization across enterprise systems, data management and security in each of the military services. The services are all working to implement CJADC2 in different ways and across different systems.
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