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CIOs and CISOs at state, local, and educational organizations have multiple competing priorities: secure remote access and distance learning programs; provide enhanced citizen and student services; modernize apps; and contain costs – all while protecting data, maintaining operations, and complying with regulatory mandates. Adding to that is the ever-increasing threat landscape, most notably the emergence of successful ransomware attacks on these organizations. State, local, and educational organizations need to pivot to a strategy that leverages infrastructure and control points in new ways across any app, any cloud, and any device. Combining this capability with threat intelligence enables a shift from a reactive posture to a position of strength. This episode will provide details on how intrinsic security accelerates risk identification, while preventing, detecting, and responding to threats with the right context and insights.

Get an inside look at our latest security solutions and the labs that the WWT ATC has to offer. WWT experts Brian Crouch, Enrique Martinez, and Matt Shivers discuss the trends we are seeing in security going into the rest of 2022. Tune in to get some great insight behind the scenes of our technology.

Grab a quick dose of deep expertise with the WWT Expert series. In each episode, our host poses topical questions to a WWT Expert. Learn about the business solutions these experts have created, the technologies they've mastered, and the trends they're seeing in the marketplace. All in 30 minutes or less. In this episode, host Matthew Coble will be joined by Chris Williams, Cloud Consultant and Enterprise Architect (not to mention vBrownBag host extraordinaire!). They'll discuss all things cloud, including how customers can gauge their level of cloud maturity, why organizations engage multiple service providers, common cybersecurity threats, and foreseeable trends in the next three to five years.

Increased expectations for enhanced digital services and capabilities from citizens and government employees are forcing agencies to accelerate their transformation efforts. One way that the federal government can make a difference is by modernizing its software development practices to provide engaging digital services to citizens and enable its workforce to drive mission effectiveness--all while keeping applications and data safe. Simplifying the application modernization journey is the way to start. This Public Sector Tech Talk episode will discuss the process to make application modernization more efficient in government environments as well as key considerations for legacy applications, new applications and applications in transition. It will look at the impact of multi-cloud deployments and why utilizing containers is an important step in the process.

Segment Routing and SD-WAN are technologies that have gained traction over the last decade. They both serve to solve different problems, and we dispel the mystery around these two solutions. In this TEC37, we discuss the current state of the technology and how to stay at the forefront of its evolution and adoption. We explore the use cases and industries for both and how they can coexist and even complement each other.

We first developed the Advanced Technology Center (ATC) as a place for people to get their hands on cutting edge technology. Now we're unlocking this ecosystem and putting all the research, results, tools and expertise in the hands of customers and partners everywhere around the world. By utilizing the ATC for advanced research and development, WWT has created one of the world's most sophisticated AIOps environments. WWT utilizes machine learning, advanced event correlation, and full-stack observability platforms to create real-time interoperability, root cause analysis, and self-healing automation; all built on top of an enterprise-grade, hybrid application environment, complete with network traffic, cloud platforms, and security management and monitoring.