We’re all used to the convenience that technology gives us. But that same open access to information that lets us order groceries with our voices, pay invoices, or register to…
Instant access to information is pretty much an expectation, whether that means checking an account balance or accessing services from a government agency. The common perception is that openness may…
Yesterday, Jeff Kramer from Reed Tech shared his thoughts with us on how federal agencies can work on improving citizen experience to meet the mission. Today, he expands on this…
When you think about dealing with a government agency to access benefits, request documents, or conduct any one of a number of necessary tasks, does it bring to mind a…
The cyber risks to businesses and government agencies are well-known, but the risks to mission-critical operations go beyond ransomware, spyware, and denial of service attacks. On the latest Government Technology…
Yesterday we published part one of our recent conversation with Malcolm Harkins, Chief Security and Trust Officer at Cylance about how government cybersecurity leaders can mitigate cybersecurity noise to focus…
CISOs and CIOs are bombarded with a lot of cybersecurity noise: data points, threats, scares, and pressures to take action, sometimes before all the information is available. Cutting through the…
Recently, Government Technology Insider spoke with Malcolm Harkins, Chief Security and Trust Officer at Cylance, to examine the evolving focus on data privacy and protection in light of GDPR, the role…
Enterprise applications are the foundation of business operations. Yet building, launching, and maintaining them have often been anything but simple, driving up costs while limiting effectiveness. Throw in the spectrum…
Federal government agencies continue to face an unrelenting barrage of cyber attacks and the tools they currently have in their cybersecurity arsenal may not be up to the task of…