An executive-level look at new developments in the government cyber world, including new policy directives and zero trust, an update on dashboards and revamping the CDM services

What does CDM look like when developing our own applications? What risk is present on the network, and did we create that risk ourselves? Proactive supply chain security during development is key to safeguarding our data, network, and users.

A discussion of how CISA’s agency dashboards are collecting info on vulnerabilities and sharing it.

A look at the new priorities the Executive Order has mandated and how that affects how agencies move forward with their cyber plans.

A conversation between the new PM and DPM with lessons learned from CDM’s first 10 years along with open conversation on how the program should evolve to be a foundational cyber capability in every Federal agency’s toolbox. 

A discussion of the shared cyber services available through CISA—what’s available and how it might help smaller agencies.

A look at the new team of advisors at CISA—Federal Enterprise Improvement Team and the Cyber Talent Management System that allows hiring outside of the normal government policies to build a robust cyber workforce.

During this conversation, the Acting Chief Information Officer of the Department of Justice will review the DOJ's engagement with the CDM Program at its inception and the benefits gained, discuss the development of the program to keep focus on FISMA automation--while simultaneously evolving to support Cyber Ops--and explore the DOJ's continued engagement with the CDM Program a decade later.