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The Government Technology Insider Podcast

Government Technology Insider

Welcome to the Government Technology Insider Podcast. Join us as we explore the intersection where innovation meets the mission. Our guests will explain the strategies, challenges, and successes government agencies experience as they adopt cutting-edge technologies. In each episode, we"ll bring you engaging interviews with industry leaders, and technology experts who are at the forefront of helping government IT leaders solve the challenges they face today. We’ll talk about a wide range of topics

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Ep 105 - Improving the Nation's Cybersecurity Posture...

The Government Technology Insider Podcast ·

2023/12/28

Following significant security breaches in late 2020 and early 2021, civilian agencies need to be even more vigilant with securing their networks. A key first step in helping agencies improve their security postures was the 2021 Executive Order on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity. While supplying critical information, the Order left agencies needing more concrete guidance. In response, the White House issued the M-22-09 memorandum in January 2022. The memorandum outlined strategies and provided

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Ep 104 - Demystifying Zero Trust for the DoD and IC

The Government Technology Insider Podcast ·

2023/12/27

Defense and intelligence agencies are demystifying Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) and developing an understanding of what it is and how to integrate it within their organizations. With recent government mandates, it is important to understand the key principles of Zero Trust so that agencies can meet the mandates. By educating the workforce, the warfighters, and collaborating with other agencies, the defense and intelligence communities can be better prepared to deploy Zero Trust infrastructures. A

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Ep 103 - Overcoming Disaster Response Communication...

The Government Technology Insider Podcast ·

2023/12/26

Severe storms inflict widespread damage on everything in their path. From pinpoint damage done to homes and structures to large-scale disruptions caused by downed powerlines, the aftermath of a storm leaves communities with the monumental task of picking up the pieces. Making the process harder are many disaster response communication challenges, which require significant effort to overcome.Thankfully, the growing number of communities affected by server storms and other natural disasters are not

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12:52

Ep 102 - Private Wireless Networks Support the...

The Government Technology Insider Podcast ·

2023/12/25

Through secure access and targeted slicing, the Department of Defense (DoD) can leverage private 4G/5G/CBRS wireless networks to support many different mission-critical use cases. These use cases can potentially include AR/VR surgical solutions for the Department of Veterans Affairs, foreign object detection at military airbases, flight line telemetry, as well as base perimeter security. Along these lines, the Defense Innovation Unit is undertaking a new prototyping project using private wireless

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16:59

Ep 101 - Agencies Face Challenges in Identity...

The Government Technology Insider Podcast ·

2023/12/24

Everyone will likely need to access a government website at some point in their life. The ability to ask for and receive essential government benefits and services online is convenient. However, to prevent identity theft and protect the personal information of constituents, agencies need a way to ensure that the users requesting access are actually who they say they are.Government agencies have implemented various methods to identify individuals to grant access to online information and services,

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Ep 100 - The Future for the Air Force Depends on...

The Government Technology Insider Podcast ·

2023/12/23

At the recent 2022 Rocky Mountain Cyberspace Symposium (RMCS22), leaders from the Air Force met with industry to discuss how to support the nation’s airborne fighting force in an increasingly complex threat environment. Regardless of where the threat to U.S. national interests comes from, it is essential that the future for the Air Force remains agile and resilient at the network edge.The tactical-edge cloud will also play a significant role in achieving resilience for the Air Force. Other key

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Ep 99 - Federal IT and the Multi-Cloud Future of Work

The Government Technology Insider Podcast ·

2023/12/22

A little over two years ago, many Americans went home on a regular Friday evening and shared with their family that they would likely need to make some space for a temporary home office. Little did many of them know that this transition to a remote workstation would last for nearly 800 days and counting. This fundamental change in how people work has created an entirely new cyber ecosystem that many in the IT industry have sought to empower. First came the remote desktop and teleconferencing

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Ep 98 - The Network as a Service Journey for...

The Government Technology Insider Podcast ·

2023/12/21

Network as a Service (NaaS) makes government networks more agile and adaptable to changing circumstances at speed. In order to bring NaaS to life for government, there is a four step process, which is mapped out in this new three part podcast. For step three in the NaaS journey, the new management network systems will become flexible, reliable, secure, and cloud-centric in the final stages of an agency’s transformation journey. This shift allows for application performance monitoring and full IT

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Ep 97 - The Network as a Service Journey for...

The Government Technology Insider Podcast ·

2023/12/20

Network as a Service (NaaS) makes government networks more agile and adaptable to changing circumstances at speed. In order to bring NaaS to life for government, there is a four-step process, which is mapped out in this new three-part podcast series. The second stage of the NaaS journey is about creating a roadmap for the progress that will come. Now that the systems are running as intended, the agency continues to increase its progress with greater visibility and automation. As such, agencies can

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22:37

Ep 96 - The Network as a Service Journey for...

The Government Technology Insider Podcast ·

2023/12/19

Network as a Service (NaaS) makes government networks more agile and adaptable to changing circumstances at speed. In order to bring NaaS to life for government, there is a four-step process, which is mapped out in this new three-part podcast series. In the first stage of an agency’s transformation journey with NaaS, the networks are centralized and on-premises with rigid and physical resource-intensive networks. At step one in the transformation, the goal is to reduce the strain on IT staff and

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Ep 95 - Thinking with a Data-First Mentality in a...

The Government Technology Insider Podcast ·

2023/12/18

Modern data management systems and embracing a digital-first government are bolstering data security for federal agencies. The Biden Administration released an Executive Order on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity last year with Zero Trust being a fundamental component. Agencies are discerning ways to implement Zero Trust throughout their current network infrastructure. With a data management system overseeing the network, agencies can secure their data against the many changing and evolving

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Ep 94 - Thinking with a Data-First Mentality in a...

The Government Technology Insider Podcast ·

2023/12/17

As digitization continues to transform the federal government, agencies need to shift their strategies to become digital-first. With federal IT investments, agencies can address their data management dilemmas and create a strategic outlook for the next year. Daniel Carroll, Field CTO for Cybersecurity at Dell Technologies Federal, discussed how agencies like the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) can use digital-first government when it comes to disaster recovery. FEMA has adopted and

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Ep 93 - Thinking with a Data-First Mentality in a...

The Government Technology Insider Podcast ·

2023/12/16

The federal IT environment is facing several priorities ranging from security to creating long term hybrid workgoals. Agencies need to decide their path forward when it comes to managing IT services and data management. As the role of data grows for the federal government, agencies have to devise ways to effectively store and manage the influx of data. This will help IT teams among agencies understand and determine the challenges they are facing. These were the key themes in the first part of our

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Ep 92 - Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) in the...

The Government Technology Insider Podcast ·

2023/12/15

As federal agencies embrace cloud-based applications that create a distributed network, alongside a need for low latency and high throughput, the concept of Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) is coming more into the forefront.SASE provides agencies with a low-latency, cloud-native, secure Internet connection that can be hosted in the cloud or on-premise. It integrates wide-area networking (WAN) with cloud-based security to help provide efficient and secure network services to distributed WANs. These

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Ep 91 - A New Multi-Domain Approach to Zero Trust for...

The Government Technology Insider Podcast ·

2023/12/14

Although the Executive Order on Cybersecurity, which set Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) as the foundation of federal agency security, is only a year old there are already new developments in ZTA. The new multi-domain approach to Zero Trust is redefining the standard for how users on the network should be handled by creating a single source of truth.ZTA assumes no implicit trust is granted to any users on the network, and it must be intrinsic throughout the entire agency’s IT environment. ZTA also

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Ep 90 - Five Things the Department of Defense Needs...

The Government Technology Insider Podcast ·

2023/12/13

The Department of Defense (DoD) is all-in on moving to the cloud. With the JEDI contract behind them, the Pentagon is getting ready for its multi-vendor Joint Warfighter Cloud Contract (JWCC) solicitation and preparing for deployment in April 2022.With cloud solutions maturing and evolving in the years since the original JEDI contract award, defense leaders should consider creating a multi- and hybrid-cloud environment that leverages automation and open source tools. In addition, building Zero Trust

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Ep 89 - Critical Communications and the Intelligence...

The Government Technology Insider Podcast ·

2023/12/12

The use of mobile devices has reached near ubiquity throughout the globe, and America’s Intelligence Community (IC) also relies on mobility for advancing overall mission goals. However, the IC has unique requirements – from location to security to dealing with classified data – that must be taken into consideration in order for mobility to be truly effective and secure.With 5G becoming a nation-state priority, it may be able to help the IC to advance overall national security, as well as support

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Ep 88 - Critical Communications and the Intelligence...

The Government Technology Insider Podcast ·

2023/12/11

With nation-state and non-state actors laser-focused on gaining strategic advantage by compromising IT environments, one of the top priorities for the United States Intelligence Community (IC) is the security and integrity of its networks and data. Following the Executive Order on Cybersecurity issued in May 2021, Zero Trust Architecture has become the go-to security posture for the federal government. Understanding the advantages that Zero Trust will bring and how it is not a security oxymoron is

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Ep 87 - Critical Communications and the Intelligence...

The Government Technology Insider Podcast ·

2023/12/10

Today, the United States Intelligence Community (IC) has never had a more complex mission. With nation states looking to expand their sphere of influence, resurgent terrorism threatening destabilization globally, and bad actors fueling cyber attacks, there’s a need for the IC’s network communications infrastructure to be mission-ready.Keeping abreast of constantly evolving geopolitical threats requires that the IC has the best critical communications capabilities – now and into the future. In fact,

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Ep 86 - Fixed Wireless Access: A Podcast Primer for...

The Government Technology Insider Podcast ·

2023/12/09

The past 18 months have been characterized by being remote. Even as our schools, colleges, and workplaces have started to open up, the flexibility of being able to work or learn remotely has remained a valued part of the new normal.As public sector organizations – including federal, state, and local governments, as well K-12 schools, community colleges, and universities – look to support this hybrid culture, their communications infrastructure needs to evolve to meet the demands of work and learning

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