Like commercial industry, federal agencies see data as the lifeblood of their operations. Inconsistent access to that critical asset can dull agency missions. A unified, cohesive data fabric that can weave in all types of data from all locations, operations and applications is growing more critical. Having an edge-to-core-to-cloud approach to data management increases access and sharing. In turn, those access and sharing capabilities allow greater agency flexibility and can fuel more effective internal and external applications.
Date: Aug 18, 2021
Time: 2:00 PM
Sponsored by ThunderCat Technology and NetApp
Register to watch Federal IT experts from ClearShark, Cloudian and Splunk discuss industry storage trends.
Sponsored by ClearShark, Cloudian, Splunk
Learn how ServiceNow is helping Federal Health organizations achieve a modernized and fully automated Service Management platform to support their Mission.
Sponsored by ServiceNow
Organizations are moving more and more of their workloads to VMware. And with that explosive growth comes the need for more scalable, easy-to-manage deployments of hardware to support the virtual environment. The easy answer? VxRail, Dell's Hyper-converged-infrastructure Appliance.
Sponsored by IMPRES Technology Solutions and Dell
Situational awareness is a basic requirement for modern IT and security operations, yet many federal agencies still lack centralized visibility and operational control over their networks. Attend this webcast to learn more.
Sponsored by Palo Alto Networks
Federal agencies have turned to the cloud as a cornerstone for IT modernization, as well as a more efficient way to access critical data, and meet federal standards and requirements. Despite the effort to migrate to the cloud, some agencies are hesitant to build on the foundational technology because a fair number have misconceptions about security. A survey of IT managers showed that security was at the bottom of a list of reasons for moving to the cloud. Cloud security isn’t an illusion. It is achievable. This webcast will help show the way.
Sponsored by CrowdStrike, Amazon Web Services
This FCW Insights Webcast will draw on pre-recorded government presentations exploring the building blocks and best practices for moving to a Zero Trust architecture -- and the data, ICAM and cultural changes that come with those efforts.
Sponsored by SailPoint, Amazon Web Services
This FCW Agency Spotlight Webcast will focus on the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and how this DHS hub for cyber risk management is evolving to build capacity across the executive branch.
Sponsored by FCW
In this FCW webcast you will learn about federal agency cloud modernization experiences, the importance of including cloud and management platforms in modernization plans, and the importance of platform scalability and security in modernizing.
Sponsored by Applied Insight
Watch the webcast to learn the latest research on agency adoption of Zero Trust security, the seven basic tenets of a Zero Trust architecture identified by NIST, and why evaluating behavioral attributes helps you re-evaluate trust throughout user interactions with data.
Sponsored by Forcepoint
Join PacStar CTO Charlie Kawasaki, and Rob Link, a principal engineer with Forcepoint, to hear how the DoD is achieving greater access and security with Cross Domain, virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI), and Commercial Solutions for Classified (CSfC) implementations.
Attend this webcast and learn how to improve operational efficiency by closing process gaps and empowering knowledge workers, how to accelerate application development by enabling developers to off load tasks to non-technical employees, and why the time is now to take advantage of cloud-based applications.
Sponsored by OpenText