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On the Calendar

• May 18

  2021 .Gov Design Conference

  Panel Discussion - Virtual Event

  Event Overview

  Equity in Government Forms: Improving Federal Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) Data Collection

  Our bi-annual DotGov Design Conference returns May 18, 2021 to highlight amazing projects and inspiring people working in the government space, and to educate people aspiring to make the world a better place through government projects.

• May 19

  Fireside Chat: DevSecOps Strategies in IT Modernization

  Panel Discussion - Virtual Event

  Event Overview

  Federal agencies’ digital modernization strategies are focusing on strong DevSecOps approaches to software and application development. This includes agile methods in coding, infrastructure support and security, and building the skilled workforce to collaborate and support these services.

• May 20

  HIMSS National Capital Area Consumer and Patient Engagement

  Panel Discussion - Virtual Event

  Event Overview

  The 21st Century Cures Act and the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information rules for its implementation require health care systems to share more of patients’ records with them than ever before, and to make information accessible through specific exchange standards, namely Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources-based APIs. Benefits providers are beginning to use these standards to speed up claims as the claimant can obtain and send them data electronically. On this panel, we will talk with the leaders implementing these technologies in Military Health System, Veterans Health Administration, and the Social Security Administration.

• May 20

  ICIT The Newest Attack Vectors - Infrastructure as Code and API Security Virtual Briefing

  Panel Discussion - Virtual Event

  Event Overview

  Infrastructure as Code and API Security

  Moving applications and development to the cloud has delivered both operational and security benefits at scale. However, as organizations begin to automate their infrastructure deployments and configurations using Infrastructure as Code (IaC), a new attack vector has been introduced. In addition, the move to cloud-native architectures increases the use of APIs connecting client applications to cloud hosted, microservices based solutions, introducing another new entry point for adversaries. While scanning for security vulnerabilities in application source code and on-premise network configurations is standard security protocol, many organizations have yet to focus sufficient attention on IaC and API code.

• June 3

  Billington CyberSecurity 5G Secure Summit

  Panel Discussion - Virtual Event

  Event Overview

  The inaugural Billington CyberSecurity 5G Secure Summit aims to enable high priority missions and innovation to occur through secure 5G. It will convene senior government and industry officials to secure the future of 5G and beyond.