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Preparing for the Future of Cryptography

<p><i>Achieving cryptographic agility will be essential for the DoD to respond quickly to current and future cyber threats.&nbsp;Read SandboxAQ&#39;s CISO Guide: Preparing for the Future of Cryptography to learn why it is critical for your organization to gain sovereignty over your cryptography and how to get started today.</i></p>

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North America Executive Summary 2023 Ransomware Trends Report: Lessons Learned from 350 Cyber Attacks

<p>Ransomware is a problem that everyone has but no one wants to talk about publicly. An independent research firm surveyed 1,200 unbiased IT leaders, including 350 from North America, about the impact ransomware had on their environments and their IT strategies and data protection initiatives moving forward.</p> <p></p> <ul> <li> <p><strong>93%&nbsp;</strong>of ransomware attacks attempted to destroy backup data.</p> <p></p> </li> <li> <p><strong>14%</strong>&nbsp;were able to recover without paying a ransom.</p> <p></p> </li> <li> <p><strong>19%&nbsp;</strong>of organizations who paid the ransom still could not recover their data.</p> <p></p> </li> </ul> <p><strong>Download the 2023 North America Executive Summary</strong> to learn from their experiences so you can make sure you are prepared.</p>

• Presented by Carahsoft

How To Sustain U.S. Cyber Superiority

<p>Tomorrow&rsquo;s cyber threats will likely eclipse yesterday&rsquo;s. That&rsquo;s why the National Security Strategy calls for decisive action to protect vital national functions and critical infrastructure&mdash;and it&rsquo;s why the National Cybersecurity Strategy doubles down on disrupting and dismantling threat activities. Adversaries view the federal government, intelligence agencies, the military, and all critical infrastructure industries as one large target-rich environment&mdash;one cyber battlespace. Discover steps that leaders can take now to foster operational collaboration, focus innovation, and integrate cyber offense and defense capabilities.</p>

• Presented by Booz Allen Hamilton

Mission Partners for Multi-Cloud Security

<p>Read this blog to learn about the key pillars of The Biden Administration&#39;s National Cybersecurity Strategy and how Mandiant &amp; Google Cloud, has and will continue to be a key partner to the U.S. government for cloud innovation and leadership.</p>

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A Secure Workspace Is Key to Balancing Compliance and Innovation

<p>To prepare for potential cyberattacks, public sector organizations need proactive security measures that leverage cutting-edge technology and a detailed continuity-of-operations plan.<br /> <br /> The best strategy for managing cybersecurity is threefold: 1) Take a proactive approach, monitoring for exposures. 2) Plan ahead. Have protocols to minimize the impact on sensitive data and operations. 3) Maintain compliance.</p> <p>Download to learn more!</p>

• Presented by Google Cloud

The Four Key Components to Successful Digital Transformation

<p>Over the last decade, many government organizations have tried to leverage SaaS and PaaS technologies to enable digital transformation in support of their mission. SaaS and PaaS technologies provide an opportunity to improve business processes and user experiences that result in improved mission delivery.</p> <p>The following guide gives you the four components needed to maximize the mission value of digital transformation, as well as the pitfalls to avoid.</p>

• Presented by Salesforce

Everyone means everyone: Okta’s ongoing path to accessibility

• Presented by Okta

Federal ICX Solutions Brief

<p>Today&rsquo;s federal agencies require robust, reliable connectivity, both in-building and on-campus and have mission-critical needs for transferring massive amounts of data with low latency. RUCKUS has engineered solutions to modernize federal and defense network infrastructure for the fastest, most reliable network connections, including the RUCKUS&reg; ICX&reg; family of fixed form-factor switches. Download now to learn more.&nbsp;</p>

• Presented by Ruckus

Government Networking: What to Expect in 2023

<p>In 2023, government agencies and IT vendors that support them will continue to operate in an environment marked by rapid change. Agencies pursuing critical missions must acclimate to new opportunities and challenges. Download now to learn more.&nbsp;</p>

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MWR Networks Solutions Brief

<p>Service families deserve easy, seamless connectivity as they live their lives on base, whether running errands, picking up the kids from school or going to the library. Download now to learn more.&nbsp;</p>

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Building a Secure Federal Network Industry Brief

<p>CommScope provides an end-to-end secure network solution that meets stringent federal certification requirements and enables mission success. Download now to learn more.&nbsp;</p>

• Presented by Ruckus

Using Login.gov as a Custom Identity Verification and Authentication Service in Okta

• Presented by Okta

How Security Researchers Strengthen the DoD's Security

<p>On July 4th, 2022, Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office (CDAO), Directorate for Digital Services (DDS), DoD Cyber Crime Center (DC3), and HackerOne publicly launched the Hack U.S. bug bounty challenge, allowing ethical hackers from around the globe to earn monetary rewards for reporting of critical and high vulnerabilities from within the DoD Vulnerability Disclosure Program (VDP) published scope. Listen in to hear Corben Leo, a security researcher from the Hack U.S. program, discuss some of the results. In addition, you&#39;ll learn key differences between VDPs and bug bounty programs to better understand what each program can do for your agency.</p>

• Presented by Carahsoft