Disruptive DevSecOps Recap
Agencies are continuously updating their software development lifecycles and IT operations. More than ever, it’s critical for them to maintain a short timeframe during this process to improve workflows for optimized systems security and operational efficiencies. This includes updating legacy systems through collaborative teaming, and quickly modernizing and enhancing product-delivery capabilities using automation. Hear from agency leaders from the United States Air Force, the Department of Homeland Security, NASA and more about their mission-driven efforts to advance federal DevSecOps efforts.
Fireside Chat with Air Force DevSecOps Leaders
Lauren Knausenberger and Nicolas Chaillan share insights on latest PlatformOne project and more.
The Air Force’s DevSecOps initiative, especially with its recent PlatformOne project, is paving the way for a Defense Department-wide adoption of shared managed services.
The Air Force’s Deputy CIO Lauren Knausenberger and Chief Software Officer Nicolas Chaillan discuss where the service is innovating for the warfighter, the beginnings of DevSecOps with Kessel Run, how they are thinking about the cyber stack and what efforts they are taking to build a new culture around the framework. Plus, they discuss how other agencies can take advantage of the platform and progress toward DevSecOps models of their own.
Infrastructure as Code Panel with Army, VA, USCIS Leaders
When building hardware for software systems, infrastructure as code (IaC) provides repeatable, predictable processes. Leaders discuss the impact of IaC on software development and delivery, and where it falls within DevSecOps efforts at their agencies.
Speakers include:
- Rob Brown, CTO, Citizen and Immigration Services
- Col. Charles Destefani, Deputy CDO, Air Force
- Ty Schneider, Systems Engineer, Department of Veterans Affairs
AI Ops, Data Analytics at NASA, Army, VA
Artificial intelligence for IT operations (AIOps) and advanced data analytics are making some federal agencies more proactive rather throughout the product life cycle. In a DevSecOps approach, technologies like robotic processing automation (RPA) and AI are also helping shift manual processes within IT infrastructure environments.
Speakers include:
- Col. David Bradshaw, Deputy Director of the AI Task Force, Army Futures Command
- Dave Catanoso, Director of the Enterprise Cloud Solutions Office, Department of Veterans Affairs
- Ron Thompson, Chief Data Officer and Deputy Director for Digital Transformation, NASA
- Matt Walker, Federal Regional Sales Director, Dell Technologies
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Federal Agencies Building In-House AIOps Expertise
Supporting the workforce and sharing knowledge across agencies remain necessary components toward adopting successful artificial intelligence and DevSecOps practices.
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DevSecOps Secrets For a Successful IT Strategy
To successfully execute a DevSecOps strategy, put the customer first. Leaders at the Department of Homeland Security, Air Force and the Department of Veterans Affairs agree.
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