DevSecOps and Cybersecurity
DevSecOps and security leaders from agencies like the Navy, Army and Department of Homeland Security provide insights on how they’re baking in security at all stages of a software development cycle and working with their teams to adapt new cybersecurity tools and strategies for an evolving digital landscape
Inside, read insights from:
- DISA Director Lt. Gen. Robert Skinner on systemic culture change as the best defense to cyber threats
- Navy Cybersecurity Division Director Rear Adm. Susan BryerJoyner on the importance of data and how it’s used to build better strategies
- Invicti Chief Product Officer Sonali Shah on leveraging automation to improve speed and accuracy in cybersecurity
- USCIS CISO Shane Barney on how the agency has modernized its approach to combat known and unknown risks
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Ian Anderson Lead DevSecOps Engineer, Secure Cloud Architecture & Automation, U.S. Navy -
Shane Barney CISO, USCIS -
Rear Adm. Susan BryerJoyner Cybersecurity Division Director, U.S. Navy -
Matthew Easley Former CISO & Director of Cybersecurity, U.S. Army -
Hannah Hunt Chief Product and Innovation Officer, Army Software Factory -
Tony Plater Acting CISO, U.S. Navy -
Sonali Shah Chief Product Officer, Invicti -
Lt. Gen. Robert Skinner Director, DISA
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IT Modernization Driving AI Efficiency
Federal agencies are under pressure to modernize IT systems as AI-driven missions demand faster, more secure and resilient infrastructure.
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Modernizing Federal Risk Management
Agencies grappling with evolving cybersecurity and AI capabilities face new requirements in assessing benchmarks and risk.
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Agencies Take on IT Modernization
Navy and Marine Corps models show how outcome-driven modernization is reshaping federal IT.
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Federal IT Trends in 2025, Outlook for 2026
Hear from federal IT officials on the biggest tech trends from 2025 and how they will influence modernization priorities in 2026.
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