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Stopping Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs)

T.K. Keaninni, chief technology officer for nCircle joins host John Gilroy to talk about how his company can help your agency with its network security issues.
June 26, 2012

Tags: technology , cyber attacks , Flame , Stuxnet , advanced persistent threats , nCircle , network security , TK Keaninni , NIST , security content automation protocol , CISSP , John Gilroy , Federal Tech Talk

Tuesday - 06/26/2012, 09:11pm EDT

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A look at NDU's iCollege

Members of the faculty at National Defense University's iCollege join host Derrick Dortch to talk about the school and how it can benefit federal managers.
February 3, 2012(Encore presentation February 10, 2012)

Tags: workforce , National Defense University , iCollege , information technology , emerging technologies , Dr. Robert Childs , Dr. Paulette Robinson , Adrienne Ferguson , Dr. John Saunders , Gil Duvall , information assurance , crisis management , Derrick Dortch , Fed Access

Friday - 02/03/2012, 08:41pm EST

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What's new at Unisys?

Steve Vinsik, vice president and partner, Global Security Solutions for Unisys Corporation, joins host John Gilroy to talk about biometrics, border protection, air cargo, and telework.
January 3, 2012

Tags: technology , Unisys , biometrics , border protection , telework , NSTIC , biometric security , Unisys Security Index , malware , Steve Vinsik , John Gilroy , Federal Tech Talk , cloud computing ,

Tuesday - 01/03/2012, 07:14pm EST

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Cyber Security: Achieving Cyber Resilience

Faced with rapid technological advancements and increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks, organizations must act now to acquire or improve cyber resilience to protect their agencies or departments from theft, fraud and sabotage. Experience has shown that cyber resilience requires a coordinated approach across five areas: policy and compliance; budget; the IT enterprise architecture; acquisitions, and security operations. Determining where to focus first is often difficult. Many organizations begin with a situational assessment of their cyber health within the context of the current environment and their own business and mission imperatives. From there, organizations can quickly prioritize problems -business processes, operational, technological or personnel - and take decisive actions that will enhance cyber resilience and help reduce risk.

Tags: technology , Accenture , Cyber , IT , DoD , cyber crime , ISS , FAA , DHS , Army , CERT , Steven D. Shirley , Michael F. Brown , Army BG Steven W. Smith , Randy Vickers

Monday - 10/17/2011, 01:09pm EDT

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Computer Virus

They are back online now, but it was a tough week for the U.S. Marshals Service. A good old fashioned computer virus infected the agencies' PCs. That forced officials to disconnect them from the Internet for a few days while the tech staff performed a clean out and upgrade. Turns out that for the Marshals, only 140 machines were affected. But the incident reinforced the basic cyber security advice: Keep your anti-virus software updated. I'm Tom Temin.

Tags: technology , U.S. Marshals Service , computer virus

Monday - 10/17/2011, 01:09pm EDT

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