FedInsider Podcasts

Segmentation in the Age of AI: When Environments Move Faster than Humans (E269)

AI is moving faster than the rules designed to secure it. How can government leaders keep pace without creating new vulnerabilities? In this week’s episode of Feds at the Edge, we explore how public sector leaders are adapting data security, workload, and identity controls for the age of AI. Kris Pennete from the Saskatchewan Water Security Agency discusses why [...]

AI at the Edge Turning Promise into Mission Advancement (E268)

How can AI support faster, more resilient decisions when connectivity is limited and the stakes are high? In this week’s episode of Feds at the Edge, we sit down with experts who have experience bringing AI into the field, from nuclear research facilities to remote military environments. Chris Ritter with INL discusses the growing popularity of AI models that [...]

Can AI Deliver Better Processes, Less Spending for Cities and Counties? (E267)

Still tasked with doing more with less, agencies everywhere are focused on how to get more “bang for the buck,” especially when it comes to AI. In this week’s episode of Feds at the Edge, technology leaders share how they are staying ahead in the era of AI without breaking their limited budgets. Lorain County, Ohio’s Todd Sharkey opens [...]

Post Quantum Cryptography in the Federal Government (E266)

Is your agency ready for the quantum revolution? Quantum computing promises incredible breakthroughs, but it also brings new challenges to federal cybersecurity. In this week’s episode of Feds At The Edge, we explore how agencies can proactively prepare for the quantum future and protect sensitive data today. While a Cryptographically Relevant Quantum Computer (CRQC) may still be on the [...]

Data Ready Architecture: Operationalizing AI, HPC Trusted Science at Scale (E265)

While we all know AI can boost productivity, agencies everywhere are trying to figure out how that will relate to the government workload. In this episode of Feds At The Edge, experts familiar with the Department of Energy’s Genesis Mission unpack what it takes to move from AI experimentation to secure, scalable, mission-ready infrastructure across national laboratories and research [...]

Software Assessment & Asset Management: Critical Tool for Agencies (E264)

Software management presents itself as an easy task: install software, then deinstall it at the end of its life. Unfortunately, the complexity of modern systems has made managing software in enterprise situations more of a nightmare than a walk in the park. In this week’s episode of Feds At The Edge, government and industry thought leaders share practical approaches [...]

Cyber Defense in the AI Era: Adaptive EDR for Compliance, Cost Control, and Threat Response (E263)

The concept of EDR is flawless, but complex federal environments present distinct operational hurdles. In this week’s episode of Feds At The Edge, we dive into Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) in the federal government and explore how expert-suggested approaches can help agencies overcome today's barriers. While EDR provides continuous monitoring and automated containment across agency devices, federal civilian [...]

Mission Success Through Zero Trust: Securing the Fourth Estate’s Mission Networks (E262)

According to Greg Touhill, the first CISO of the United States, complexity is the bane of IT security. Today, that lesson remains especially relevant. In this week’s episode of Feds At The Edge, several thought leaders share how agencies can reduce complexity, integrate legacy systems, balance usability with security, and build a Zero Trust environment that continues to improve [...]

Reassessing Modernization Priorities (E261)

Listeners may be familiar with a quote from Frederick the Great, “He who defends everything, defends nothing.” Federal leaders understand this all too well. As they are deluged with data, attacks, and new technology on a daily basis, it can be confusing what to prioritize and in trying to defend everything, agencies can be left vulnerable to attack. In [...]

Using AI for the Heavy Lifting for CMMC Compliance: A Practical Blueprint for FSIs (E260)

History shows that nations often enter new conflicts relying on old, familiar tactics. It’s only after those tactics fail that they adapt to something new.Today, thousands of defense contractors and companies are making the exact same mistake with Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC). By applying outdated, static compliance tools to a modern, dynamic regulatory landscape, organizations face mounting delays, incomplete [...]

Stopping Fraud and Improper Payments (E259)

Everyone has heard about fraud, waste, and abuse, but building an effective fraud prevention program requires more than identifying problems after they occur. In this week’s episode of Feds At The Edge, government and industry experts share practical strategies for helping federal agencies stop improper payments before funds go out the door. Kim Brandt of CMS underscores the scale [...]

Cutting the Permitting Backlog in Canadian Housing Construction (E258)

Permitting delays can increase construction costs, frustrate applicants and slow the delivery of much-needed housing. But modernizing the process requires more than simply replacing paper with technology. In this week’s episode of Feds At The Edge, we explore how government and industry leaders are combining policy reform, digital workflows, cloud technology and AI to reduce permitting backlogs and improve [...]

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