What’s Next for the National Cyber Strategy?
Following the long-anticipated release of the National Cybersecurity Strategy, federal agencies are looking at new ways to prioritize cybersecurity investments, develop the federal cyber workforce, deploy zero trust architectures, tackle technical debt and improve software security. Hear from federal cyber leaders about what’s next in cybersecurity as they adjust cyber priorities to align with White House directives and meet mission needs.
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Winston Beauchamp Deputy CIO and Acting CIO, Department of the Air Force -
Ron Nixon Federal Field CTO and CISO, Cohesity
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White House Vows Unified Cyber Defense to Counter Chinese Aggression
ONCD chief Sean Cairncross says the nation's cyber strategy will unify efforts across government and the private sector to protect critical infrastructure.
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Building the Next Generation of the AI Workforce
USDA, Army and CDW leaders discuss their efforts to build a collaborative, AI-literate workforce.
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ARPA-H Leverages AI to Strengthen Health Data Infrastructure, Security
ARPA-H programs use AI to consolidate records, strengthen cybersecurity and optimize biomedical data workflows.
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NIST Releases Overhauled Digital Identity Guidelines to Combat Modern Threats
Revised guidelines move past simple technical requirements, embedding usability and security directly into the risk management process to combat modern threats.
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