Events Archive

Successful public sector organizations understand the best road to IT modernization starts with cloud adoption. They’ve reinvented themselves as digital enterprises built on modern applications and multiple clouds. But as the pace picks up, skills gaps within the cloud workforce are increasing. So, how can organizations, especially with limited budgets, attract and retain top talent?  The key is to upskill and invest in existing employees first. In other words, “build it and they will come.” 

Join Brian Hajost, COO of SteelCloud, as he shows you how you can accelerate RMF, keep eMASS up to date and ensure compliance through automation. In this webinar you will learn how to:

DLT invites you to join us on March 23rd for Blackboard's annual Government Summit in Washington, DC. We are pleased to share that this free event, which DLT is sponsoring, will be in-person once again as government speakers share their best practices and attendees learn how to help strengthen the federal learning leadership community. For more information on the agenda and to register, check out the link below and sign-up today!

Join IBM Security on Tuesday, March 15th for a 2-hour virtual user group. IBM experts will lead discussions around roadmap and key updates, best practices, and new capabilities within your IBM threat detection and response solutions.

Join us online on March 7, 2022, for the Women in Data Science (WiDS) Worldwide conference, a technical conference featuring outstanding women doing exceptional work in data science and related fields, in a wide variety of domains. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend. The WiDS Worldwide conference is a hybrid event, happening in-person at Stanford University and online. Tickets for the in-person conference are sold out, except for a limited number of tickets for Academia/Non-Profit/Government.

Architecting for cloud native requires a completely different perspective on security. The attack surface, and the potential attack vectors have completely changed. Most of the past assumptions around people, processes, infrastructure and more are no longer valid. You have to assume any vulnerability will be exploited, and trust no-one — whether external or internal. You have to look at threat modeling to inform and prioritize the approach, and implement security based on defense in depth.

WEST 2022 is the premier naval conference and exposition on the West Coast and is celebrating its’ 30th year of bringing military and industry leaders together. Government and industry will have the opportunity to learn and network while exploring and experiencing the latest platforms, leading-edge technologies and state-of-the-art networking capabilities that support the Sea Services’ operations. 

Learn here, innovate everywhere, with the industry’s best Hands-on Training (HoT) sessions and available Dynatrace Certification attempts, exclusively at our live event in Las Vegas. You’ll get answers and insights directly from our instructors, and grow your expertise across topics like:

To ensure the government can continue its critical mission during unprecedented times, it’s clear that it must modernize legacy systems, accelerate cloud adoption, strengthen cybersecurity posture, automate processes, move services online and more. But how will agencies quickly and securely make these transitions, ensuring data remains protected and citizen-facing services continue being delivered? In this year-long series, Nextgov, Defense One, and Route Fifty will look at the biggest challenges and opportunities in government modernization.

New laws and expectations for organizing and using data are leading to sweeping reforms across government agencies, with major implications for future data uses in homeland security, defense, and national security. With changes from the Foundations for Evidence-Based Policymaking Act of 2018 (Evidence Act) and the recently published Federal Data Strategy (FDS) 2021 Action Plan, the Department of Homeland Security established Chief Data Officer positions throughout the Department and coordinated activities through a departmental Data Governance Board.