ATARC Federal CIO Virtual Summit

Visionary Keynote

Federal CIO Panel: Diving Into the Cybersecurity Executive Order

President Biden’s executive order on cybersecurity outlined new security standards that each Federal Agency must comply with. Federal agencies will need to aim to “identify, deter, protect against, detect, and respond to” cybersecurity threats. The order lays out eight directives for strengthening the nation’s response to cyber threats, mostly focused on preventive and planning measures but including responsive measures as well.

Tune into this panel as Federal CIO’s dive into the Cybersecurity Executive Order and what it means for their agencies. What best strategies do these CIO’s have for ensuring that they’re able to fulfill the guidelines outlined in the document?

Emerging Technology Tech Talks

SBOMs and the Executive Order: How an SBOM Can Help with the Next Log4j

One of the key requirements of the Cybersecurity Executive Order will require software suppliers to provide a software bill-of-materials (or SBOM) to federal agencies. The recent Log4j zero-day vulnerability showed how an SBOM can help speed detection and remediation. Find out why an SBOM is the foundation of supply chain security and how the SBOM can help speed your response.

Federal CIO Panel: The Future of IT Modernization

Modernization is key to success in this area as well as adapting to the “new normal” brought on by COVID-19. New ways of working, new consumer behaviors and new business reorganization all require new digital tools and technology within the business, to find out how to rapidly innovate your digital capabilities. 

 Tune into this panel to hear from Federal CIO’s  as they discuss how Government agencies have had to adapt to the new workforce, as well as where they see the future of IT Modernization going. What best practices do these CIO’s recommend to help further agencies IT Modernization?

Federal CIO Panel: The Role of Emerging Technology in the Hybrid Workforce

Post-pandemic, a new future is emerging – one where work can often be done from anywhere. A more virtual workforce opens opportunities for expanded recruiting, greater operational efficiency, and more engaged employees. As employees bring their own environment to work, leaders will need to rethink policies, IT modernization, security, and training to integrate them.

Tune into this panel to hear from Federal CIO’s on the best strategies for strengthening Emerging technology as the workforce makes a return to the workplace. What best practices do these Federal CIO’s have for incorporating Emerging Technologies as the Federal Workforce transitions into a hybrid workforce?

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