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Trusted AI 101 For Public Sector – Tips for Getting Your Data AI-Ready
<p>Organizations are racing to harness the power of artificial intelligence (AI) to boost productivity and efficiency, deliver personalized services, and generate new ideas that enhance those services. However, there are risks to rushing into AI without proper preparation.</p> <p>Trusted data requires data integrity – or data with maximum accuracy, consistency, and context. With this in mind, let’s explore the data integrity fundamentals you need to ensure trust and success in your results.</p>
4 steps to successful data governance programs for government
<p>Government agencies depend on data for all aspects of operations, from matching constituents with available resources and improving citizen services to streamlining day-to-day functions and capitalizing on funding opportunities. That’s why agencies on the path to data-driven digital transformation are exploring data governance solutions.</p> <p>Unfortunately, when government agencies undertake traditional data governance initiatives, results frequently fall short of expectations. That’s because building data governance from the bottom up is difficult — particularly for agencies with siloed departments, outdated mainframe processes, and multiple incompatible databases.</p> <p>Learn how government agencies can accelerate outcomes with a stepwise, results-driven approach.</p>
Smarter Contracting for Federal Agencies and Government Contractors
<p>Many federal agencies and government contractors need to modernize their acquisition management, as the risk of outdated and manual processes inhibits organizations from making timely and innovative decisions. View this on-demand webinar to learn how Icertis brings value to agencies and contractors with their AI-powered contract writing solutions.</p> <p></p>
The Rise of Collaborative Tactics Among China-aligned Cyber Espionage Campaigns
<p>Emerging from Trend Micro’s latest research: a new cyber espionage model dubbed “Premier Pass-as-a-Service,” where multiple advanced persistent threat (APT) groups work together — not just sequentially, but sharing persistent access and infrastructure. Attackers like Earth Estries and Earth Naga are handing off “live access” to one another, making attribution harder and dwell time longer. This evolution significantly raises the stakes for federal networks, demanding coordinated defense and visibility at every layer.</p> <p>Download the full report to understand the Premier Pass threat model and strengthen your agency’s cyber defenses now.</p>
AI Infrastructure for a National Advantage
<article data-scroll-anchor="false" data-testid="conversation-turn-10" data-turn="assistant" data-turn-id="request-691e1ac7-3d24-8328-9e9b-7c79184e9afc-0" dir="auto" tabindex="-1"> <p data-end="547" data-is-last-node="" data-is-only-node="" data-start="48">AI is becoming a cornerstone of national power—but federal agencies can’t achieve mission-scale AI without modern data infrastructure. This paper explains why storage, interoperability, and secure data movement are now strategic assets, not technical afterthoughts. Learn how modern architectures enable faster AI adoption, reduce risk, strengthen resilience, and align with the America’s AI Action Plan. Download the full asset to explore the framework for building AI-ready infrastructure.</p> </article> <article data-scroll-anchor="false" data-testid="conversation-turn-11" data-turn="user" data-turn-id="d127942f-7263-49d8-b396-97266579cf8b" dir="auto" tabindex="-1"> <h5></h5> </article>
A Mapping Guide for the NIST CSF 2.0
<p>Following best practices in cybersecurity risk management is complex. It’s especially complicated as the attack surface increases and risks escalate. From ransomware to critical infrastructure, bad actors are intent on disruption, financial gain or worse.</p> <p>At the same time, boards and executives are increasingly worried about personal and organizational accountability from cyberattacks.</p> <p>Enter the NIST Security Framework 2.0 — the latest iteration of one of the most followed management approaches to cybersecurity risk in the world.</p> <p>This new mapping guide was developed to bridge the gap between 2.0’s theoretical underpinnings with practical, actionable steps for compliance.</p> <p>In this guide you will:</p> <ul> <li>Learn what is new and different about the framework</li> <li>See how to directly align with its core requirements</li> <li>Provide a clear, navigable path to successfully use and adopt it</li> </ul> <p>Wherever you are on your compliance journey, this guide is your compass pointing the way to a secure future.</p>
Dynamic Network Segmentation
<p>Network Segmentation in the Age of Zero Trust Security</p> <p>The IT landscape is rapidly evolving to meet the demands of our digitally transforming world and a radically changed business environment that calls for always-on performance and agility at scale. As a result, client-server computing has given way to disruptive IT architectures that reshape business and ownership models. These include private and public cloud services, ‘bring your own device’ (BYOD), mobility and the Internet of Things (IoT).</p> <p>With this digital transformation comes unique security challenges which traditional solutions were never designed to address. Foremost among these challenges is the erosion of the corporate network perimeter. To address this challenge, IT leaders must apply a modern, unified security solution that dynamically segments the new corporate network to secure users, devices, and apps – regardless of their location. Implementing this network segmentation is a critical step toward the adoption of a true Zero Trust security posture.</p> <p><strong>Download the white paper to understand:</strong></p> <ul> <li>Why point solutions alone can fail to address the issues</li> <li>What dynamic network segmentation is and what it looks like in action</li> <li>The best practices and how to get started today</li> </ul>
Reach Zero Trust Mandates with an Adaptive Approach
<p>Simplifying the Path to Zero Trust Security</p> <p>For large organizations with thousands or millions of connected devices, achieving Zero Trust can seem daunting. With an expanding attack surface from IoT, OT, and hybrid infrastructures, security teams face complex hurdles—especially when it comes to network segmentation and policy enforcement.</p> <p>This whitepaper explores how an adaptive approach to Zero Trust can simplify this process and help your organization meet security mandates effectively.</p> <p>What’s Inside the Whitepaper:</p> <ul> <li>Zero Trust Simplified: Understand the core principles of Zero Trust and why they’re vital for modern network security.</li> <li>A Roadmap for Success: Discover how to take a phased approach to Zero Trust, from asset discovery to dynamic policy enforcement.</li> <li>Automated Security at Scale: Learn how automation can streamline policy enforcement and reduce the risks associated with manual security tasks.</li> <li>Real-World Insights: Gain insights from organizations that have successfully implemented Zero Trust frameworks across IT, OT, and cloud environments.</li> </ul>
Redefining Mission Security
<p>The 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) brings sweeping changes to vendor vetting. Over the next year, agencies and contractors will be expected to move from selfcertification to validated, end-to-end screening processes or face compliance and mission risks.</p> <p>In a recent webcast sponsored by Babel Street, John Tenaglia, principal director for defense pricing, contracting and acquisition policy at the Department of Defense (DOD), and Jason English, senior vice president for supply chain risk and vendor vetting solutions at Babel Street, discussed what this new landscape will look like in practice. Download to learn more.</p>
AI for Government Legal Teams: What’s Possible
<p>Government legal teams are facing growing caseloads, tighter budgets, and increasing demands for transparency and efficiency. Modernization is no longer optional, but adopting new technology in a secure, compliant way remains a top priority.</p> <p>Outdated systems slow your team down. Filevine helps government legal teams automate work in a secure environment, reducing manual tasks, improving collaboration, and freeing up time for the work that matters most.</p> <p>In this session, you will hear from Filevine’s government experts as they share real use cases and demonstrate how Filevine’s Legal Operating Intelligence System (LOIS) uses AI to simplify complex legal work, improve visibility across cases, and strengthen accountability for your agency.</p> <p dir="ltr">During this session, you’ll see:</p> <ul> <li>How agencies are using AI to modernize outdated systems, automate work securely, and free staff from manual tasks that slow operations down.</li> <li> <p>How Filevine’s Legal Operating Intelligence System (LOIS) helps government legal teams modernize responsibly with secure, compliant technology designed for agency needs.</p> </li> <li> <p>A live demo of Filevine’s AI-powered tools — AskAI, DraftAI, and AIFields — showing how legal teams can chat with a case, generate drafts, and capture key data within one secure platform.</p> </li> </ul>
