Listen: Protecting Health Data and Hospital Networks Post-COVID
The COVID-19 pandemic made health IT more vulnerable than ever as cyberattacks on hospitals, public health organizations and research initiatives soared. Featured panelists from the CyberScape: Health Care event highlighted ways federal health IT leaders are securing their networks and sensitive information, and also look back on cyber lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic. Featured commentary from the Defense Digital Service, CISA, HHS and more.
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AI Adoption Pushes Agencies to Rethink Infrastructure, Costs
Federal technology leaders are prioritizing flexible infrastructure, cost management and human oversight as AI takes on more complex tasks.
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Keeping Aging Federal Systems Running Amid OT Vulnerabilities
A techno-thriller novel highlights how organizational silos can become critical infrastructure vulnerabilities in the AI era.
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NASA, CBP Tackle Data Access, Security Challenges Amid AI Expansion
NASA and CBP data leaders discuss how their agencies are balancing data accessibility, security and governance to advance AI capabilities.
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VA CDO Wants Data to be as Reliable as Water, Electricity
Lisa Rosenmerkel said the agency is striving to utilize its data with utility-level reliability to make it easier to get services to veterans.
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