What’s Next for the National Cyber Strategy?
Following the long-anticipated release of the National Cybersecurity Strategy, federal agencies are looking at new ways to prioritize cybersecurity investments, develop the federal cyber workforce, deploy zero trust architectures, tackle technical debt and improve software security. Hear from federal cyber leaders about what’s next in cybersecurity as they adjust cyber priorities to align with White House directives and meet mission needs.
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Winston Beauchamp Deputy CIO and Acting CIO, Department of the Air Force -
Ron Nixon Federal Field CTO and CISO, Cohesity
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Feds Confront AI Skills Gap Amid Rapid Adoption Push
As AI use cases double across government, officials said workforce understanding and trust remain key barriers to implementation.
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How Government is Using AI as a Workforce Assistant
Agencies are increasingly deploying AI assistants to support criminal investigations, software development and cybersecurity monitoring.
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The Tortoise, Not the Hare: Why Phased IT Modernization Wins
Federal technology leaders said phased modernization, data migration and AI tools can help agencies reduce risks tied to legacy IT.
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CROCS Turns OT Cyber Policy Into Action
Air Force tracks a 100-point OT cyber plan, convenes 100 experts monthly and pushes bases to rehearse operations through cyber disruptions.
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