Event Registration Cost(s):

     Non Members - $20.00
     AGA Members - $0.00

Event Details:

Cybersecurity

Protecting and Utilizing Government Data

March 27 | 2–3:50 PM ET | 2 CPEs | FOS: CS

Program Level: Overview
Prerequisite: None
Advance Preparation: None required
Field of Study: Computer Software & Applications (CS)

Government agencies have never had access to so much data, or the modern capabilities to access and use data. Increased value of data can be obtained by turning it into manageable and usable information, while leveraging modern technologies to protect data from cyber security breaches.

Government agencies continue to face challenges from legacy systems, resulting in vast amounts of data not being fully leveraged and heightened cyber security risk. Snatched from 2018 headlines: “. . . federal agency data is under siege,” with 57 percent of federal agencies experiencing a data breach in the past year, over three times the number of agencies reporting breaches two years ago. How can government agencies better protect and use data to drive enhanced decision making and taxpayer transparency? 

Speaker

• Steven Burke, Special Agent-in-Charge, Data Analytics and Computer Crimes, US DOT OIG

Moderator

• Tony Hubbard, Partner, KPMG Government
  Cybersecurity

Learning objectives:

This webinar will explore techniques to secure data while also implementing data automation techniques to help support government programs and operations in a more effecitve and efficient manner.

Location: Lewis Cass Building, Willow Conference Room

CEC Coordinator:

     Dan Wawiernia
     wawierniad@michigan.gov

Please Note:

The Registration Cutoff Date for this event is Tuesday, March 26, 2019.