Advancing Cybersecurity with ICAM
Identity, Credential, and Access Management (ICAM) is crucial for securing sensitive data and ensuring only authorized users have access to assets. From zero-trust adoption to advanced authentication methods, federal agencies and organizations are enhancing security while enabling seamless, secure collaboration.
Learn more about:
- How ICAM strengthens security by verifying and managing user access to sensitive systems.
- How federated and localized ICAM solutions improve interoperability and access in tactical environments.
- How emerging technologies like biometrics and passkeys enhance security and user experience.
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Bill Fisher Security Engineer, NCCoE, NIST -
Ryan Galluzzo Digital Identity Program Lead, NIST -
Brian Hermann Director, Cybersecurity & Analytics Directorate, DISA -
Alper Kerman Cybersecurity Engineer and Project Manager, NCCoE, NIST -
Chris Roberts Director, Quest Federal Engineering
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‘Harvest Now, Decrypt Later’ Attacks Push Federal Shift to PQC
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab’s Prathibha Rama said agencies must migrate to PQC as future decryption threats put sensitive data at risk.
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Adversarial AI Threats Put Pressure on Federal Cyber Defenses
HP Federal keeps tabs on how threat actors exploit AI and what agencies must do to respond.
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Navigating Federal Cloud Adoption
HHS leaders share how hybrid cloud strategies are evolving, integrating zero trust and shaping future cloud capabilities.
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CMS Orders Medicaid Audits in Data-Driven Fraud Crackdown
The agency told states to submit plans within 30 days to verify providers and root out waste, fraud and abuse.
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