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Proactive Strategies to Ensure Resilient Cybersecurity Architectures

As the number and type of cyber attacks and network infiltrations increase, especially those linked to nation-states and sophisticated criminal networks, agency information and networks are frequently the target of malicious exploits, intrusions, and data theft.

Given this evolving threat scenario, what must Civilian agencies do to prepare for near-term threats?  How can Civilian Agency program management, executives, and information technology professionals lay the groundwork for long term, resilient cybersecurity solutions?

Register today for this free Network Security Forum to be held at the Willard Hotel in Washington, DC on Tuesday, March 30th where cybersecurity experts will discuss practical and proven strategies that will strengthen your agency's ability to detect and defend networks from cyber attack.

Interactive Panel Discussion

• What are the best ways to protect agency information at rest and in-motion?
• How should civilian agencies ensure their network operations are secure?
• What steps should agencies take to be certain that only authorized users are accessing their networks and that collectively they are preserving the integrity of PII and other sensitive government information?
  

These questions and more will be addressed by IT thought leaders from the Department of Justice, Library of Congress, and McAfee - don't miss this lively discussion on manageable strategies for addressing  the aggressive threats against our civilian agency networks.

		Christopher Dorobek (Moderator) Co-Anchor, The Daily Debrief, Federal News Radio
		Stephen Elky Deputy Director, Information Technology Services, Library of Congress
		Holly Ridgeway Deputy Chief Information Security Officer and Director, Justice Security Operations Center, Department of Justice
		Charles Ross Director, Federal Sales Engineering, McAfee