Aug 29, 2023
Covid forced federal organizations to move to the cloud. Federal leaders discovered a confusing world of multi-clouds, public cloud, private cloud, and even hybrid cloud. We have even seen federal systems using cloud tools to manage premises applications and data.
There is one constant variable: an organization must be...
Aug 22, 2023
The Great Lakes used to have iron ore boats running from Minnesota to Ohio. The ship was not very agile but was unstoppable at 12 knots. There is a close parallel with the federal government.
It is such a massive entity that it is unstoppable when it sets its sights on a goal. However, when challenged with new threats,...
Aug 17, 2023
During the interview, Bryan Rosensteel applies his considerable federal experience in identification to help you understand where basic MFA can be applied and when to move on to more appropriate methods of identification.
Instead of just a mere six-digit code, you may want to use a physical device like a CAC card to...
Aug 15, 2023
Once upon a time, surveys had meaning. However, today, if you buy a toothbrush, you are sent a five-page survey on customer satisfaction.
Let us say you are trying to comply with the December 2021 Executive order to improve citizen experience with your federal website. What kind of feedback do you expect from a typical...
Aug 10, 2023
Advances in artificial intelligence are being released every day and being proposed as solutions for federal problems. Anyone who has raised children through their teen aged years is aware of the phrase, “unintended consequences.”
We must be careful not to be dazzled by modern technology and not realize what...