The Biden Administration recently issued a statement warning of potential cyberattacks against U.S. organizations, as tensions rise between Russia and the rest of the world. Potential attacks to state and local critical infrastructure would disrupt the lives of millions of Americans, affecting lifeline services such as power, water, healthcare services, and supply chains. State, tribal and municipal government organizations need clear visibili...

Due to a recent executive order, improving citizen experience when interacting digitally with government services is a significant priority for the public sector, particularly for federal health authorities. As such, technological advances have begun to connect patients and healthcare providers with unprecedented efficiency. However, healthcare system’s complexities often cause confusion, resulting in difficult to navigate platforms and...

Government organizations are storing, accessing and sharing more of their data in the cloud than ever before. The cloud gives agencies more flexibility, while at the same time, creates more risk. This webcast will be a conversation on finding the necessary balance between increased collaboration and productivity with maximum security and safety.

The benefits of cloud technology are altering how essential operations are conducted for government organizations. From remote work to remote healthcare, the ability to perform necessary tasks from anywhere in the world is changing the game. Networks like the National Emergency Tele-Critical Care Network (NETCCN) are set up to do just that: change the game. This technology delivers lifesaving telehealth critical care in austere environments, w...

Cities are on the brink of implementing big, transformational change. Powered by a historic influx of federal investments, cities have never been better positioned to usher in a new era of city living. Yet, threats like climate change, misinformation and the prolonged Covid-19 pandemic are looming and could derail progress. Join Route Fifty for the third annual Future Cities summit where we will explore how cities are bringing the future to today.

Driven by changing global norms and evolving public expectations, today’s Modern Government defines itself by the impact it can have on key Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) issues. While their capability to address these issues is nothing new, a combination of growing international uncertainty, rising costs, and social mandates has shifted action from obligation to responsibility, and as the world continues to press for chang...

Driven by changing global norms, national security challenges, and evolving public expectations, it’s essential today’s Modern Government lead the way on key climate and decarbonization initiatives. While their capability to address these issues is nothing new, recent policy changes in agencies like the Department of Defense designed to combat emissions, curb rising energy costs, and develop the next generation of climate technolog...

Central to today’s Modern Government is a focus on building resilience and transformation. As climate change is increasingly seen as a significant risk to the management of infrastructure and the delivery of services, it is also seen, by some, as an opportunity to invest in more sustainable assets. Leaders are starting to focus on developing strategies and prioritizing climate goals that will transform the way we live and work, honing in...

As part of the American Rescue Plan passed earlier last year, the Technology Modernization Fund received a major influx of funding to support cybersecurity efforts, most of which targeted zero trust architecture. How are leaders implementing zero trust as part of their larger cybersecurity strategy? Beyond the technical efforts, what kind of culture is necessary to support zero trust frameworks? This episode explores the impact that additional...

Hear from federal cyber leaders at DOD and CyberArk on the best tips, tricks and strategies for resisting ransomware and protecting federal data. Ransomware attacks against federal IT systems surged to unprecedented levels at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic and show no sign of abating, with ransomware losses surpassing $1 billion in the second half of 2021. Federal agencies handling mission-sensitive medical, financial, demographic and...