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Deasy: Biggest JEDI mistake was letting the narrative slip away from DOD
"Once you let the narrative get away from you ... trying to recover is nearly impossible," DOD CIO Dana Deasy said.
Telework boom expanded an existing headache: keeping track of software licenses
More mobile devices, more updates to apps — agencies like the USDA and the Air Force are confronting how to keep track of what software is on what machine, and why.
The 6 pillars of zero trust and where to start
A new report highlights how agencies can fast-track their zero-trust security efforts while also outlining a longer-term roadmap for achieving zero-trust maturity.
Mission security: Enabling secure remote work by embracing Zero Trust
Agencies can move faster than many think in building on-ramps to zero trust says Steve Faehl, U.S. security CTO for Microsoft.
Microsoft president won’t commit to moratorium on sale of facial recognition to federal law enforcement
Brad Smith would only say no federal law enforcement agency currently uses his company's technology and it wouldn't be used in scenarios that lead to bias.
Tech companies’ facial recognition bans unlikely to affect federal agencies
The missions of the Department of Homeland Security, Customs and Border Protection, and Transportation Security Administration are broader than that of police, and the market is far bigger than a few companies.
