article thumbnail

US government guidance and fortifying a zero trust architecture with observability

Dynatrace

A zero trust architecture (ZTA) model comprises seven pillars to enhance the security posture of all organizations, from government agencies to private sector enterprises. US government and zero trust: The NSA’s guidance Maintaining secure data is especially critical for government agencies that safeguard national security information.

article thumbnail

Pivoting to a total experience strategy: A necessity for governments today

Dynatrace

Today, citizens are no longer passive recipients of government services, but rather active participants in a digital age. From mobile applications to websites, government services must be accessible, available, and performant for those who rely on them. Specifically, organizations often run into problems after they digitally transform.

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

Tech Transforms podcast: The path forward for AI in the government

Dynatrace

According to Gartner®, “annual global survey of over 2,400 CIOs and technology executives found that 25% of governments have deployed, or plan to deploy GenAI in the next 12 months. federal government, agencies are leveraging AI tools for more than 700 use cases. A further 25% plan to deploy in the next 24 months.”

article thumbnail

Restoring public trust in government agencies by improving digital experience

Dynatrace

Government agencies rely on public trust to successfully achieve their initiatives. In what follows, we discuss how state and local government leaders can harness and improve digital experiences to address these challenges, navigate their cloud transformation journeys, and build constituents’ trust.

article thumbnail

How AI and observability help to safeguard government networks from new threats

Dynatrace

As cyberattacks continue to grow both in number and sophistication, government agencies are struggling to keep up with the ever-evolving threat landscape. However, emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and observability are proving instrumental in addressing this issue. First, let’s discuss observability.

article thumbnail

Safeguarding our most trusted software with open source technology

Dynatrace

Are you uneasy about application security when government agencies and other organizations crowdsource code? During his discussion with me and Mark Senell, Dr. Magill explains how government agencies can securely use open source code. If so, you are not alone. However, Dr. Stephen Magill of Sonatype joins the podcast to ease concerns.

article thumbnail

Addressing the government workforce challenge does not always mean hiring more people

Dynatrace

NASCIO released its annual State CIO Top 10 Priorities for 2023 recently, and it’s no surprise cybersecurity topped the list, followed by digital government and digital services. Recognizing the need to satisfy citizens as their demands change, government agencies are prioritizing digital services, leading them to embrace new technologies.