TechNet Cyber: Defending the Cyber Domain Requires Innovation
Cybersecurity in national security depends on non-traditional defenses, said JFHQ-DODIN leader Dell Foster.
The Executive Director of Joint Force Headquarters – Department of Defense Information Network (JFHQ-DODIN) Dell Foster met us at AFCEA TechNet Cyber and outlined non-traditional security measures and defenses the Pentagon is taking.
He broke down his office’s workforce development strategies to recruit and retain a new generation of cyber workers into DOD. Foster also spoke about the agency’s efforts to defend the decentralized cyber domain.
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How Agencies Can Secure Data for a Quantum Future
HP Federal’s Tommy Gardner discussed why agencies must prepare for quantum threats now and how to build quantum-resilient security strategy.
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Agencies Go Beyond Planning as Post-Quantum Deadlines Near
Agencies are moving beyond planning and beginning to implement PQC to protect sensitive government data from future quantum threats.
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Identity Management is the First Step of Federal Modernization
Okta’s Amy Johanek shared how identity management helps agencies modernize legacy systems, advance zero trust and secure AI-driven environments.
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Federal Cyber Leaders Grapple With Growing Nonhuman Identity Risks
Federal leaders said AI agents, service accounts and API keys are creating new vulnerabilities across government networks.
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