ATARC Events

  Presents Securing Success: RMF and Zero Trust Unleashed In partnership with April 25, 2024 1:30-2:30 PM ET  1 CPE Credit Available for this Event***  Our digital world is more expansive than ever before, giving access to unprecedented capabilities for our business, government, and personal use. As digital transformation accelerates, the risks associated with cyberattacks grow […]

Join our ATARC Zero Trust Lab Phase 2 Demonstration, co-hosted by IBM and Palo Alto Networks. Meeting NIST 800-207 Guidelines – a demonstration of cutting edge zero trust-oriented software tools that enable and empower US Federal SOC operations to gain new efficiencies.

Please note this is a hybrid demonstration. Government attendees may join virtually or in-person at the IBM Innovation Studio located at 600 14th St NW, Suite 200, Washington, D.C. 20005.

  Presents Advanced Threat Protection for Government Infrastructure In partnership with  May 2, 2024 1:30-2:30 PM ET  1 CPE Credit Available for this Event***  Advanced Threat Protection for Government Infrastructure In today’s hyperconnected world, where cyber threats evolve rapidly and cyber criminals operate with heightened speed and flexibility, staying ahead of these risks is paramount. Your […]

Eight years ago, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) initiated a public process to select quantum-resistant public-key cryptographic algorithms for standardization. NIST issued the public call for submissions to the PQC Standardization Process in December 2016 and, after three rounds of evaluation and analysis, selected four algorithms for standardization: CRYSTALS-KYBER, CRYSTALS-Dilithium, FALCON, and SPHINCS+. In this talk we will discuss the three current NIST PQC endeavors: drafting standards for the selected algorithms, the remaining algorithms under consideration in the 4th round of evaluation, and the call for additional digital signatures to be considered for future standardization.

Securing government agencies against cyber threats is paramount in today’s digital age. This webinar introduces two FedRAMP High Authorized solutions, CyberArk Identity and Endpoint Privilege Manager (EPM), designed to meet and exceed rigorous government security standards. CyberArk Identity simplifies user access with features like Single Sign-On and Multi-Factor Authentication, enhancing security and compliance. Complementing this, EPM protects endpoints by managing user privileges and preventing credential theft, offering an added layer of defense against cyber attacks. This session will showcase how these integrated solutions fortify agency defenses and streamline operational efficiency. Join our panelists as they explore real-life applications of CyberArk’s tools in bolstering government cybersecurity postures and preparing agencies to tackle present and future digital challenges efficiently.

  Presents Delivering Decision Advantage In partnership with May 23, 1:30-2:30 PM ET  1 CPE Credit Available for this Event***  Delivering Decision Advantage Decision Intelligence + Decision Support = Decision Advantage.  Navigating the Landscape of Decision Advantage: Dive into a discussion with experts on how the fusion of Decision Intelligence and Decision Support empowers decision-makers, offering […]

6.0 CPE Credits Available for this Event***Registration   |    BreakfastVisionary Keynote Demystifying Quantum Technology: What is it and how can it help solve the public sector?Quantum technology has emerged as a transformative force with the potential to revolutionize various sectors, including the public sector. However, understanding its implications and applications can often seem daunting due to its complex […]

6.0 CPE Credits Available for this Event***Registration   |    BreakfastKeynote SpeakerElevating Innovation: Exploring High-Level Software and Open SourceEmbark on a federal-focused exploration of the convergence between high-level software and open-source principles in this illuminating panel discussion. From Python to React, high-level software drives innovation within government agencies, while open-source collaboration empowers federal entities to deliver […]