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An increase in remote workers offers adversaries more opportunities to exploit vulnerabilities, but DNS security tools can help agencies stem attacks at the edge, says security expert. Sponsored by Akamai Technologies. Guest: Patrick Sullivan, CTO for Security Strategy, Akamai Technologies Look for more coverage of “IT Modernization in Government” on www.fedscoop.com/listen

As more government employees work remotely, agency IT teams can rapidly secure access at scale with cloud-based identity authentication, says a cybersecurity veteran. Sponsored by Duo Security, now a part of Cisco. Guest: Sean Frazier, Advisory CISO, Duo Security Look for more coverage of “IT Modernization in Government” on www.fedscoop.com/listen

IT industry veteran Dave Young discusses ways agencies can modernize faster and more securely by updating their infrastructure. Sponsored by CenturyLink. Guest: Dave Young, Senior Vice President, Public Sector, CenturyLink Look for more coverage of “IT Modernization in Government” on www.fedscoop.com/listen

Federal guidelines on implementing identity and access controls beyond traditional credential validation methods give agencies more flexibility to improve security as well as user experience. Those guidelines — part of the Federal Identity, Credential and Access Management (FICAM) policy — also help pave the path to modernizing how employees and citizens access government resources. Sponsored by ForgeRock. Guest: Ashley Stevenson, Vice President of Product and Solution Marketing, ForgeRock Look for more coverage of IT modernization in government on www.fedscoop.com/listen

Modern unified technology platforms, embedded with artificial intelligence and machine learning technology, will give federal agencies the ability to achieve a common operating picture of their networks and to quickly respond to threats, says former national intelligence cyber leader. Sponsored by Fortinet. Guest: Jim Richberg, chief information security officer at Fortinet and former national intelligence manager for cyber in the Office of the Director of National intelligence. Look for more coverage on IT modernization in government on www.fedscoop.com/listen

Harnessing data in motion expands the public sector’s ability to make more intelligent decisions and deliver services more effectively, say data experts. Sponsored by Cloudera and Intel. Guests: Henry Sowell, CIO, Cloudera Government Solutions and Shaun Bierweiler, President, Cloudera Government Solutions at Cloudera Look for more coverage of IT modernization in government on www.fedscoop.com/listen

How a tech partnership enhances federal government agency efforts to use unified identity and access controls to make multi-cloud adoption more secure. Sponsored by Cisco Systems. FedScoop interview with Jamie Sanbower, principal architect at Cisco Systems, and Sean Frazier, advisory chief information security officer for federal government at Duo Security. Moderated by Wyatt Kash for FedScoop. Look for more coverage of “IT Modernization in Government" on www.[fedscoop.com/listen.

Doug Lange, chief strategy officer, and Jennifer Quintero, IT manager, business analysis for the business engineering group, share their experience and best practices and the wins that helped them navigate a relationship-based mission structure.

Hear how Deliotte's executive director of Center for Government Insights walks through various strategies agencies should consider when embarking on a digital transformation initiative

Digital, data-driven processes have never been more important to a mission's success and agencies across the public sector are looking to digital best practices to transform their services.