Roadmap for the new Deputy Federal CIO; Migrating to modern platforms; What is the cyber reality
Former Federal CIO Suzette Kent; Leidos’ Sandra Lopez; Dept. of Commerce CIO Andre Mendes.
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CIO Andre Mendes on Dept. of Commerce’s top priorities including its impetus push for zero trust
Commerce Department CIO Andre Mendes catches up with FedScoop at FedTalks 2022.
Cybersecurity skills shortage has led to a talent war between agencies says Commerce CIO
"It's a very, very tough situation with cybersecurity hiring. It's extremely difficult getting the right people with the right skills right now."
Edge Computing Worldwide; Identity Management in Motion; Cloud Computing in DoD
State Department's Brian Merrick, Commerce CIO Andre Mendes and DISA's Sharon Woods are featured on a new episode of the podcast.
Top cybersecurity decision-makers discuss zero trust adoption across government
Highlights from CyberScoop’s Zero Trust Summit featuring Dept. of Commerce CIO Andre Mendes, USDA CISO Ja’Nelle DeVore and CISA’s Sean Connelly.
Bolstering cybersecurity at the Department of Commerce and the future of work
On the latest episode of The Daily Scoop Podcast, Commerce Department CIO Andre Mendes on how the White House EO is jumpstarting cybersecurity initiatives and OPM Director…
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Department of Commerce’s CIO on remote work and zero trust best practices
USDOC is actively working to integrate an ICAM solution and enable single sign-on for agency employees, according to Andre Mendes.
IPv6 is now the standard for federal agencies’ internet traffic
It'll be awhile before the government moves entirely away from the older IPv4 standard, but OMB has now set specific milestones and deadlines.
Use of a cyber risk framework would be mandatory for agencies under Senate bill
The Office of Management and Budget has avoided issuing guidance absent legislation, so as not to choose one framework over another.
OMB issues another draft memo pushing IPv6, but will agencies react this time?
The White House is clear about what it wants, but the switch to IPv6 has been in the works for a long time already.