3 myths about moving to the cloud and how to think about them

AWS Vice President for U.S. government, non-profit and healthcare, Dave Levy, talks about building a culture of innovation in the public sector.

Proofpoint fraud expert Rob Holmes looks at how threat actors are exploiting agency supply chains to launch imposter email attacks and compromise agency networks.

A recent Okta report outlines how agencies can secure their remote and hybrid workforce while meeting new federal zero-trust security requirements.

Dynatrace federal CTO discusses how observability — a holistic system applying automation and intelligence in a single platform — can help agencies proactively improve performance and security through deep visibility and insight.

A new FedScoop survey reveals strong support from federal government leaders for hybrid infrastructure investments to meet the current realities of hybrid work and mission needs.

Former U.S. Air Force software chief Nicolas Chaillan highlights how open source software container platform helped deploy software services on the U-2 in less than two weeks.

Technology leaders at U.S. Census Bureau, the State of Ohio and Dell Technologies describe how public sector agencies shifted cultural as well as IT gears during the pandemic.

Felipe Millon, housing finance lead for Amazon Web Services (AWS), points to Fannie Mae for lessons in how the cloud gives federal housing finance customers opportunities to experiment with new IT solutions.

A new report looks at how states like Arizona are adopting modern identity verification tools to save billions in fraud and provide benefits to eligible claimants.

To achieve the vision for Joint All-Domain Command and Control, the services and mission partners would all benefit from a common foundation of zero trust capabilities.