Securing Data Against Evolving Cyber Threats
The next era of cybersecurity is defined by speed, complexity and the rising value of data. Adversaries are using AI and automation to move faster, targeting credentials and exploiting hybrid infrastructures that extend far beyond traditional perimeters. To stay ahead, federal leaders are modernizing encryption, adopting zero trust and preparing for the quantum future. From cryptographic modernization to cloud-native defenses, discover how government and industry leaders are building resilience.
Learn more about:
- How President Donald Trump’s cyber executive order reshapes federal cybersecurity priorities with a focus on encryption, AI and supply chain security.
- How IT leaders can prepare for a post-quantum future and the standards that are building resilience.
- How the Pentagon is modernizing its cryptographic infrastructure, accelerating zero trust and adapting under budget pressures.
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David McKeown CIO’s Special Assistant for Cybersecurity Innovation, DOW -
Steve Thamasett Public Sector Field CISO, CDW Government
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