DISA

DISA and the Air Force invest in emerging technology to enhance user experience and maintain a secure network.

DISA cyber leaders will prioritize improving the user experience with cybersecurity to allow for seamless, secure network and data access.

The agency is tackling cybersecurity challenges head-on through its new prototype.

DISA leaders highlighted a common approach to IT modernization at AFCEA TechNet Cyber 2022.

• Cybersecurity

The agency turned a month-long cybersecurity initiative into a continuous effort as a reminder to the workforce on how to stay aware and protect the network.

• Digital Services
• Zero Trust

Low code and other cloud capabilities are used throughout DOD to ease transformation of digital services development.

• Customer Experience
• Data

Regular user surveys and constant monitoring go a long way.

Defense leaders say nothing is more important to a sound cyber strategy than culture change.

• Cloud

The Pentagon's cloud office lead discusses the shift away from the JEDI cloud contract and what this means for its data modernization goals.

• DevSecOps

Agile requires longstanding culture shifts and decisions rooted in data.

Federal agencies are employing automation, artificial intelligence (AI), and centralized information-sharing strategies to optimize and secure migration to the cloud.

Top cyber officials are calling on federal agencies to pay particular attention this year to TIC 3.0, the new Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) standards and supply chain security to significantly reduce cyber risk.