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Lack of communication between IT departments and those responsible for executing agency mission can lead to the creation of shadow IT—unauthorized and often unmanaged applications that can introduce vulnerabilities. This is something that SecurityCenter Continuous View™ (CV) can help you identify, understand…

In John Breeden’s latest NextGov column, he examines the impressive win that pitted an artificial intelligence program called AlphaGo against the top player of the ancient Chineese game of Go. And AlphaGo swept the series, beating Lee Se-dol three to zero in…

Cybersecurity salaries continue to rise as organizations grapple with an increasing shortage of cyber talent. Given the current climate, job-hopping might seem like a way to earn more money in the short term. However, developing the necessary skills that are in demand…

Some days start out quiet—too quiet—for a cybersecurity analyst. Others, not so much. “We never know what is going to happen. A day can start out calm or start out on fire and very quickly go from one or another,” says Jim Treinen,…

Federal IT executives are increasingly expected to improve efficiency by leveraging new technol­ogies, but legacy technology and processes often eat up the bulk of available resourc­es. To that end, federal agencies are begin­ning to shift to contractor-owned, contrac­tor-operated IT, shedding restrictions that…

On March 22, GOP voters in Utah will go to the polls to make their choice of presidential candidate, and for the first time in America, Internet voting is being deployed as an option in a presidential contest.