Modernizing Critical Infrastructure in the Face of Global Threats
As digital threats grow more complex and persistent, modernizing defense IT infrastructure is critical to American national security. Senior IT officials from National Nuclear Security Administration and the Defense Department will unpack the latest innovations shaping the future of defense technology like upgrading enterprise-wide technology, optimizing data management and more.
Learn more about:
- Evolving cyber and operational challenges and the shifting global threat landscape.
- Collaboration strategies for infrastructure security, including academia, industry and broader federal partners.
- Innovative approaches to enterprise-wide technology upgrades that reduce friction and increase operational efficiency.
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Kayla Gunter Acting Associate CIO and Director of Federal IT Project Management, National Nuclear Security Administration, DOE -
Daryl Haegley Technical Director, Control Systems Cyber Resilience, Air Force and Space Force -
Ross Gianfortune Senior Staff Writer, GovCIO Media & Research
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