Monthly Archives: May 2024

Using Data to Fortify Network Defense (E151)

Years ago, anti-virus software updates were distributed via floppy disks through the U.S. Mail. Today, due to the vast and complex nature of cyber threats, continuous diagnosis and mitigation (CDM) is necessary. This week on Feds At the Edge, we explore how to deploy CDM solutions for federal agencies, starting with best practices and guidance for the transition. Andrew [...]

Hard Truths of Data Security in the Public Sector (E150)

Having a completed checklist can give agencies a sense of security, but with today’s explosion of data and potential attack from an unexpected vector, have they been falsely “lulled into complacency?” This week on Feds At the Edge, we sit down with Travis Rosiek, Chief Technology officer with Rubrik to discuss the importance of strategic protection, especially during vulnerable times [...]

How Agencies Can Adopt AI Swiftly & Securely (E149)

Artificial Intelligence saves consumers and businesses time and resources by instantly producing content and images. But where does it fit in helping agencies serve the mission? Karen Hay, Digital Health Transformation Lead for the Global Public Sector with Salesforce sums it up perfectly, “Generative AI can unlock the knowledge trapped in data.” This week on Feds At the Edge, [...]

AI Can Set a New Standard for Customer Service (E148)

While always looking for ways to stay connected with the citizens they serve, Government institutions continually face the challenge of improving citizen services while they remain understaffed and underfunded. This week on Feds At the Edge, we pose the question; Can modern technology like AI be successfully implemented within an agency’s allotted budget and set a new standard for [...]

Challenges of Continuous Compliance with a Remote Workforce (E147)

Compliance is difficult enough in an air-conditioned data center, so for those out on the edge with spotty communication and potential bullets flying around, it could be near impossible. Despite this disruption, newly coined Denied Disconnected Latent, or DDL, when communications are restored, compliance still must be maintained. This week on Feds At the Edge, we offer some perspectives [...]

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