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The federal government is changing the way it handles data. It is transitioning from an on premises data center approach to the cloud. Further, it is getting data from a wide ranging number of sensors. Feds at the Edge is a podcast that addresses those concerns
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Ep. 267 Can AI Deliver Better Processes, Less Spending for Cities and Counties? (opens the original)
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Still tasked with doing more with less, agencies everywhere are focused on how to get more "bang for the buck," especially when it comes to AI. In this week's episode of Feds at the Edge , technology leaders share how they are staying ahead in the era of AI without breaking their limited budgets. Lorain County, Ohio's Todd Sharkey opens with some concepts that may not be obvious. Because most county staffs are, by definition, small, he suggests looking beyond your own organization for help and l
Ep. 266 Post Quantum Cryptography in the Federal Government (opens the original)
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Is your agency ready for the quantum revolution? Quantum computing promises incredible breakthroughs, but it also brings new challenges to federal cybersecurity. In this week's episode of Feds At The Edge, we explore how agencies can proactively prepare for the quantum future and protect sensitive data today. While a Cryptographically Relevant Quantum Computer (CRQC) may still be on the horizon, adversary tactics like "Harvest Now, Decrypt Later" (HNDL) make quantum readiness an immediate priori
Ep. 265 Data Ready Architecture: Operationalizing AI, HPC Trusted Science at Scale (opens the original)
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While we all know AI can boost productivity, agencies everywhere are trying to figure out how that will relate to the government workload. In this episode of Feds At The Edge, experts familiar with the Department of Energy's Genesis Mission unpack what it takes to move from AI experimentation to secure, scalable, mission-ready infrastructure across national laboratories and research environments. Dana Grisham of Sandia National Laboratories explores a fundamental architecture question: how do yo
Ep. 264 Software Assessment and Asset Management: Critical Tool for Agencies (opens the original)
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Here is the final copy for this one and I will have the next over to you soon: Software management presents itself as an easy task: install software, then deinstall it at the end of its life. Unfortunately, the complexity of modern systems has made managing software in enterprise situations more of a nightmare than a walk in the park. In this week's episode of Feds At The Edge, government and industry thought leaders share practical approaches to managing software assets, from establishing autho
Ep. 263 Cyber Defense in the AI Era: Adaptive EDR for Compliance, Cost Control, and Threat Response (opens the original)
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The concept of EDR is flawless, but complex federal environments present distinct operational hurdles. In this week's episode of Feds At The Edge, we dive into Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) in the federal government and explore how expert-suggested approaches can help agencies overcome today's barriers. While EDR provides continuous monitoring and automated containment across agency devices, federal civilian networks face unique challenges in practice. Broadcom's Paul Miller admits that
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