Dell’s Jeffrey Lush on FedRAMP and ‘certified once, use many times’

August 30, 2013

Jeffrey Lush, CTO, Dell Services Federal Government, shares in this FedScoopTV interview how IT — and cloud computing, specifically — can lower the cost of government

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McAfee Senior Advanced Technology and Field Engineering Vice President Michael Fey discusses cybersecurity best practices and trends, especially “big security data,” with FedScoopTV.

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