Federal Technology Insider

Welcome to the Federal Technology Insider Podcast Series. Today, we are speaking Nate Rushfinn, Principal Enterprise Architect at CA Technologies, about Insider Threats and Government.

Welcome to the Federal Technology Insider Podcast series. Today we are speaking with Nate Rushfinn who is the principle enterprise architect at CA Technologies, about APIs, satellite and GPS technologies and much more.

Welcome to the Federal Technology Insider podcast series.  Nate Rushfinn, Principal Enterprise Architect at CA Technologies, about Digital Government initiatives and much more.

Following is an exclusive recent Federal Technology Insider podcast with Nate Rushfinn, Principal Enterprise Architect at CA Technologies, who discusses the future of mobility and government.

Welcome to the Federal Technology Insider Podcast series.  There is a new emerging space in the IT sector called Service Virtualization and Nate Rushfinn, Principal Enterprise Architect at CA Technologies has been kind enough to share some insights into this new arena today.

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The role of the federal CIO is changing on a daily basis.  From managing IT procurements to cybersecurity to data center consolidation and beyond, it is a role that requires this professional to wear many hats. Today, we are speaking with Nate Rushfinn, Enterprise Architect at CA, about the changing role of the federal CIO.

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With data center consolidation taking hold in the federal government, especially with the Department of Homeland Security, it is a key strategy for cost-savings and enhanced effectiveness. Today we are speaking with George Delisle, Director Federal Sales - Storage Platform Business at Brocade, about data center consolidation and much more.

Welcome to the Federal Technology Insider Podcast series.  Today we are speaking with Tom Stitt, Director of Product Marketing at Sourcefire about Indicators of compromise or better known as IoCs.

A disruptive technology is an innovation that helps create new markets and ultimately displaces an earlier technology.  In an era where we are seeing technological innovations move at lightening speed, it is difficult to stay current on the latest disruptive technologies. These are some of the key visionary insights that we gained from a recent podcast interview with Nate Rushfinn, Principal Enterprise Architect at CA Technologies.  Be sure to listen to the full interview below.

Last week, Brian Contos, CISO of the Advanced Threat Protection Group at Blue Coat Systems, discussed how cyberwar has become a great equalizer between nation states. While our understanding of cyberwar and states’ ability to execute a cyberwar strategy are in their infancy, Contos directs our attention to how attacks have shifted from creative mischief to stealing intellectual property, intercepting military communications and the destruction of computer systems.  The recent news about Chinese hackers stealing designs for advanced weapons systems from the Department of Defense and the extent of frustration among agency officials about the scale of cyberthefts is just the latest example. In this guest podcast, Richard Bejtlich, Mandiant’s Chief Security Officer, discusses the latest cyber challenges including cyberwar and China’s cyber espionage units, which were exposed earlier this year in the Mandiant APT1 report. Bejtlich’s podcast appears on Federal Blue Print courtesy of Bloomberg Government.

While conducting incident response work, Mandiant encounters security teams and executives who seem to focus on malware as the defining feature of a compromise. These groups think that the scope of an incident depends on knowing where the intruder installed malware. Knowing where malware was used, and how it was used, is indeed important for effective incident response. Unfortunately, knowledge of malware, however complete, is only half the picture.

As government agencies begin to fully embrace cloud computing for enhanced efficiencies and reducing overall costs, there is a world of challenges and opportunity that come when making this shift. Today, we are speaking with Chip Copper, Principal Engineer at Brocade, who discusses cloud computing challenges and opportunities for government

Tony Sager is a highly renowned cyber security expert who was previously the, chief operating officer of the Information Assurance Directorate of the NSA. Now, he serves as a Director at the SANS Institute where he focuses on security standards, automation, as well as public-private partnerships. We are excited to be spending some time with Tony today as he shares his insights into what agencies can do to better protect their networks.

The Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (CCDC) provides institutions with an information assurance or computer security curriculum a controlled, competitive environment to assess their student's depth of understanding and operational competency in managing the challenges inherent in protecting a corporate network infrastructure and business information systems. The Department of Homeland Security often plans a key role in these competitions, which grooms the next generation of cyber professionals. Following is a podcast with Ed Rhyne, Program Manager for DHS’ Homeland Security Advanced Research Projects Agency (HSARPA) working within the Cyber Security Division in the Science and Technology Directorate (DHS S&T).

Michael Fey is the Worldwide Chief Technology Officer for McAfee where he drives the company's long-term strategic vision and core innovation efforts. In his role as CTO, Michael is also responsible for overseeing McAfee's go-to-market initiatives, collaboration, and execution across McAfee's sales, product management, development, and research teams.

Following is an exclusive podcast with Audie Hittle, Chief Technology Officer (CTO) Federal Market at EMC Isilon.

Today we are speaking with Steve Charles, Co-Founder & Executive Vice President, immixGroup, the state of cyber security legislation and much more.