Cybersecurity Workshop

For government cybersecurity executives, the mission to detect and eliminate intrusions on their expanding digital networks has always been a fluid exercise. As the pandemic pushed agencies to remote work, they leaned on cloud computing, mobile and remote access capabilities, and the attack surface expanded as a result. Determined nation-state and criminal adversaries, armed with increasingly sophisticated techniques, have increased the stakes. A government-wide breach in 2020 put new emphasis on supply chain threats, illustrating that perimeter defenses are no longer enough as adversaries exploit less-visible vulnerabilities. Tying down protections for government acquisition processes and infrastructure, and rethinking security tools, services and processes are crucial to counter these threats.

In this workshop, industry leaders discussed share the cyber lessons they've learned over the past year and the results they've driven for their federal customers.

Click on each speaker to learn more about how their company helps create secure environments for government agencies:

Danny Connelly

Chief Information Security Officer Zscaler

Ryan Chapman

Principal Incident Response Consultant BlackBerry Security Services

Chris Usserman

Director of Security Architecture Infoblox

Carolyn Duby

Principal Solutions Engineer, and Cyber Security SME Lead Cloudera

Matt Jochim

Senior Sales Engineer Thales Trusted Cyber Technologies