Over the past year, a spotlight has been cast on the federal government’s insecure, often outdated, digital infrastructure and activities underway to identify and tackle threats to high-value content. What is the current state of security in federal government and how are agencies across government protecting their most prized data?
At this event, Nextgov will sit down with experts to discuss how cybersecurity has changed in the wake of recent breaches of federal IT systems as well as the various policy responses to these breaches and how they are being implemented at an agency level. We’ll take a look at federal cybersecurity spending, the new layers of cyber defense through data protection, and how agencies have used the Cybersecurity Strategy and Implementation Plan to improve their systems against hackers and other cyber threats.
Tune in as we explore:
- How federal agencies can better equip themselves to protect against hackers and cyber threats
- Tools and techniques agencies are using to protect their content and data
- IT spending and policies that will affect cybersecurity now and in years to come
- The evolving role of DHS’s CDM program to ensure cyber best practices
- The process of recovering from a breach
