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Data security threats continue to increase in number and sophistication. The growing use of collaborative technologies – from mobile devices and social media to virtualization and cloud computing – will continue to be one of the most significant factors impacting the security landscape. For these reasons, the federal government has increased efforts to minimize and prevent cyber security attacks – including updating FISMA rules – and will continue to place significant focus on securing the nation's cyber infrastructure. Digital Government Institute's annual Cyber Security Conference -- which is free for government professionals to attend -- will explore today's cyber threats and offer an opportunity for those supporting government security initiatives to collaborate on how to detect, protect, and respond to these challenges.
Cost: Free for Government
Contact Name: Kathy Hughes
ph: 703 752 6243 email: info@digitalgovernment.com
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