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The federal government spends $90 billion on technology every year.If you are a tech innovator and want to expand your share of the market, this is the podcast for you to find new opportunities for growth.
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Ep. 346 Security Telemetry: Detecting Insider Risk in Federal IT (opens the original)
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Michael Crossland, Solutions Engineer for National Security Programs at DTEX Systems, discussed the evolution and importance of insider threat protection in the federal government. DTEX, with over 20 years of experience, focuses on data capture and telemetry to enhance risk and behavioral awareness. Crossland makes the argument that behavior is key to reducing the cybersecurity risk. Crossland emphasized the challenges of managing remote workforces post-2020 and the role of AI in both productivi
Ep. 345 How AI Is Transforming Federal Cognitive Operations (opens the original)
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Here is the free media kit from Federal Tech Podcast The explosion in sensors and remote devices has led to many discussions in the federal tech community. In fact, there is a podcast called Feds at the Edge. Today, we look at how an AI native startup can help the military make accurate and speedy decisions at the tactical edge. Our guest is Carrick Longley, the CEO of ZenithFlow. He came to understand the problem of operating in a contested environment while serving in the U.S. Marine Corps. He
Ep. 344 Why Cybersecurity Must Shift from Compliance to Resilience (opens the original)
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Here is the free media kit from Federal Tech Podcast John Gilroy and Snehal Antani, CEO of Horizon Three AI, discuss the evolving landscape of cybersecurity, emphasizing the need for a shift from compliance to resilience and defense. The discussion began with taking a look a common list of vulnerabilities. Back in 2021, CISA could develop a list of common vulnerabilities, and they called it the Known Exploited Vulnerability Catalog. It was an authoritative list of specific software flaws and sec
Ep.343 Building Trustworthy Agentic AI for Federal Mission Success (opens the original)
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Today we hear what James Rebsco from Striveworks has to say about solving this problem for the federal government. Rebesco suggests beginning with a deep understanding of the problem. Once you make sure the solution makes sense, then look at AI opportunities that can help solve the problem. Applying the solution to real-world situations can be difficult. One may produce a model that behaves flawlessly in a clean, air-conditioned environment. In the real world, the situation is changing daily, co
Ep. 342 Making Zero Trust Practical With Modern Identity Security (opens the original)
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John Gilroy and Danelle Osworth discuss Delinea's privileged access management (PAM) solutions on the Federal Tech Podcast. Delinea's unique selling points include delivering just-in-time access, a hybrid platform for on-premises and cloud environments, and continuous verification of identities. During the interview, Ginelle has an insightful comment about Zero Trust and the federal government. She looks at Zero Trust as an opportunity for the government to take cybersecurity steps in the right
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