2018 Federal Contracting Webinar

In the digital age, cyber-attacks on federal networks and critical infrastructure threaten core functions of the government and stability of the economy. In order to protect and defend against attacks on critical services, federal agencies often need to act and react quickly, creatively, and with agility. In order to achieve these ideals, proactively maintain federal network security, and quickly resolve known issues, CISA releases binding and time sensitive emergency directives. Complying with these directives is necessary to protect agencies from attacks and exploitation, but they can often present various implementation challenges. Join GovExec TV as we talk with federal IT security experts on how agencies can overcome challenges to implementation and respond quickly to these emergency directives by understanding vulnerabilities, utilizing agile systems, and understanding how to navigate the federal budget.

With 46 states having released new budgets, how will this impact gov tech spending for the remainder of the year? What can these budgets tell us about government IT spending in 2023? Most importantly, what should you be doing to align your sales and marketing strategies to the seasonality of government IT budgets? Join us on October 10th as we cover these items and provide our perspectives on:

The Government-University-Industry Research Roundtable hosted a webinar to discuss the Quantum Economic Development Consortium (QED-C), which was established in 2018 by the National Quantum Initiative Act. With support from the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) and more than 50 companies with a stake in quantum technologies, the QED-C mission is to strengthen U.S. leadership in the quantum technology industry.

Join Bloomberg Government for a deep dive into the Air Force budget for fiscal year 2019 and beyond. BGOV analysts Chris Cornillie, Cameron Leuthy and Robert Levinson will examine where the money is going in Air, Space and Cyberspace capabilities. They’ll also look at R&D programs and investments in things like hypersonic, AI and directed energy and what they might indicate about future spending.