Venice Goodwine, Chief Information Security Officer at the Department of Agriculture, discusses breaking down barriers between security centers at USDA, and the importance of zero-trust strategies to data.
Brian Boxman, vice president of federal at Talend and Ryan Swann, head of federal practice at Collibra, discuss the impacts California’s new data privacy law could have on the federal government, and how it might change the nature of data use across state lines.
Terry Gerton, President & CEO of NAPA, and Jason Briefel, executive director of the Senior Executives Association, discuss efforts to ensure government data security, and how agencies can work to maintain privacy of the citizens they serve.
Kris Rowley, chief data officer at the General Services Administration, discusses data literacy efforts and how GSA is working on refining data management practices.
Michael Buser, national program leader for engineering at the USDA Agricultural Research Service, elaborates on how data collected at the agency will help farmers and scientists, and the need to break down data silos.
Marisa Roinestad, associate deputy assistant inspector general for Auditing at the General Services Administration’s IG Office, discusses oversight of the agency’s DATA Act submission, and how GSA fared in their most recent evaluation.
Ron Thompson, chief data officer at NASA, details how the agency is working with industry partners, and the role data plays in their new moonshot efforts.
