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An overview of a report for the Canadian Council of Academies on what opportunities and challenges do quantum technologies present in light of current trends affecting their evolution? In particular, the focus will be on three questions: What does the current evidence and knowledge suggest regarding promising and leading practices that could be applied to drive and accelerate the adoption of quantum technologies? What are the enabling conditions to ensure broad access to and market readiness for quantum technologies? What are the main socio-economic, regulatory, and ethical challenges related to the adoption of quantum technologies?

Join our ATARC Zero Trust Lab Phase 2 Demonstration, co-hosted by iboss and Resiliant. This event showcases cutting-edge Zero Trust solutions, tailored to meet the sophisticated cybersecurity challenges outlined in the ATARC Phase 2 scenarios.

*Government only audience

  Presents Rise of the Machines! Zero Trust Considerations in an AI-Enabled Enterprise In partnership with February 22nd, 2024, 1:30-2:30 PM ET  1 CPE Credit Available for this Event***  In today's […]

February 26, 2024, 10 AM - 4 PM ET |GSA HQ, 1800 F St., NW, Washington, DC The GSA is co-sponsoring this event with ATARCWelcome & Opening RemarksGeneral Session  Presentation: […]

We will open with a brief recap on what is the Integrated Value Network (IVN) presented by the team, followed by panel questions and audience Q&A. We will close with a brief IVN demo.

Each agency’s journey and solution will be unique. With such a vast array of challenges and options, how can agencies get started? Join us as top Federal leaders discuss the steps they’ve taken to implement the AI guidance strategies and where they’re heading in 2024.

This talk will focus on the powerful intersection of quantum computing, AI, and scientific exploration. We’ll begin with an overview of Strangeworks, an advanced compute software company removing the barriers to utilize quantum, quantum-inspired, and classical technologies. We’ll then discuss our recent work on quantum for solving optimization problems, and showcase our upcoming AI developments designed to make the capabilities of advanced compute more accessible.

In evolving Zero Trust strategies, government agencies often face unique challenges such as managing legacy systems that are not designed for such rigorous security protocol or adhering to regulatory and compliance standards. Despite these challenges, the benefits of moving towards a Zero Trust architecture are substantial. Tune into this webinar to hear topic experts discuss innovative solutions and strategic approaches to overcoming these obstacles. valuable insights into the latest trends and best practices in cybersecurity, specifically tailored to the needs and challenges of government agencies.

By establishing a holistic understanding of network dynamics and user interactions, agencies can make informed decisions, assess risks, and optimize cybersecurity measures. In a landscape characterized by evolving threats and complex attack vectors, leveraging advanced analytics to support zero trust principles equips federal government entities with a robust defense mechanism that safeguards national security and preserves public trust in the digital realm.

  Presents The Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Insider Risk Programs Part II – Promise and Peril March 19, 2024, 1:30-2:00 PM ET  On January 9, 2024, the ATARC […]