Coming from an established career in the private cybersecurity sector across various startups, Rob Wood felt a calling to public service last year when he joined the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid as CISO. He is working to make security more accessible for all end users, who include more than just the security professional — lawyers and clinicians, too. One way CMS is doing this is by testing the “Batcave” to take a more unified approach to software development and cybersecurity.
GovCast
Season 4
Episode 12
23m listen
How CMS is Making Security Easier for All
The agency’s CISO discusses how the agency’s ‘Batcave’ modeled after Platform One will transform security approaches to software development.
-
Rob Wood CISO Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
Related Content
-
Platform One Tackles Next Phase in Software Delivery
The software delivery engine sets its sights on DevSecOps infrastructure and preparing for a post-quantum future as it matures.
7m read -
Pentagon's Software Modernization Plan Targets Speed
Pentagon software modernization shifts toward agile development and integration of user feedback to maximize operational capabilities.
6m read -
Interior Taps New Acting Deputy CIO
Lou Eichenbaum, who previously served as Department of Interior's zero trust program manager, becomes acting deputy CIO.
2m read -
Inside the DOGE Caucus' Fight Against Government Waste
Co-Chair Rep. Pete Sessions discussed the tech strategies to enhance operational efficiency at federal agencies.
17m listen
