Data serves as a crucial piece in unlocking the capabilities of cutting-edge technologies, such as artificial intelligence. State and local leaders are at the forefront of this change, devising innovative solutions to more effectively harness the power of data. Join us for a interview with Ken Pfeil, the Chief Data Officer of the Commonwealth of Virginia. In this session, Ken will reflect on his team's noteworthy achievements centered around data, providing valuable insights into the transformative impact of data analysis, security measures, and initiatives in enhancing customer experience. With a rich background in IT and security, Ken delves into the pivotal role his expertise has played in shaping Virginia's data strategies. Discover how his proficiency has been instrumental in driving innovation and efficiency across the state, utilizing data as a catalyst for positive change.

Ken Pfeil

Chief Data Officer
Commonwealth of Virginia

George Jackson

Vice President of Events
GovExec

As the public sector workforce increasingly returns to office settings, it is imperative to prioritize and ensure trustworthiness while fortifying the resilience of government mobile capabilities. This emphasis holds paramount importance in adapting to evolving needs and ensuring a dependable mobile environment. The seamless integration of network, hardware, and software solutions has emerged as a transformative force, propelling next-generation systems and significantly impacting various facets of public sector life – from advancing mobile communication to modernizing infrastructure.

During this session, leaders from across the public sector will delve into cutting-edge technologies specifically crafted to heighten the security of a mobile workforce. The discussion will encompass secure communication devices, networks, and IoT solutions, shedding light on the continuous advancements in this critical domain.

Steven Hernandez

Chief Information Security Officer
Department of Education

Glenn Jones

Activity Chief Information Officer & Information Technology Division Director, Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division
Department of the Navy

Balaji Subramaniam

Executive Director of IT Delivery
Transportation Security Administration

Jason Collishaw

Head of Enterprise & Government Sales, Devices & Services
Google

Susan Rose

Senior Director of Insights and Content
GovExec

The surge in mobile device usage within workplaces has ushered in a new era of challenges, prompting malicious actors to diversify their tactics. As organizations increasingly adopt mobile-centric operations, the urgency intensifies to fortify their defenses against the ever-evolving landscape of mobile threats. Within this dynamic scenario, a crucial question emerges: What strategies lead the forefront in this defense?

In this discussion, we will dive into a case study to dissect the tactics and methodologies essential for achieving comprehensive visibility across the entire mobile attack lifecycle. Going beyond theoretical frameworks, this conversation will not only unveil cutting-edge technologies but also shed light on innovative approaches and collaborative initiatives that have proven instrumental in addressing the multifaceted challenges inherent to mobile security.

Bryan Schromsky

Associate Director, 5G Public Sector
Verizon

Jason Collishaw

Head of Enterprise & Government Sales, Devices & Services
Google

George Jackson

Vice President of Events
GovExec

The prominence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) marks a transformative juncture, ushering in a fundamental shift in the landscape of work within public sectors. This introduction lays the foundation for a profound transformation in data, mobility, and fieldwork, underscoring the critical imperative for a strategic reassessment of conventional methodologies. Consequently, this strategic realignment enables leaders to nurture a culture characterized by innovation, responsiveness, and security within the intricate network of interconnected governance. Nevertheless, a fundamental inquiry endures: what defines the optimal approach?

During this panel discussion, experts will delve into the technologies shaping secure data sharing and collaboration among government entities, teams, and their private sector counterparts in the AI era. The discussion will specifically explore communication platforms and data-sharing protocols, illuminating the critical components essential for establishing resilient and secure ecosystems.

Tom Armstrong

Director of Architecture and Strategy
State of Connecticut

Capt. Christopher Clark

Artificial Intelligence Lead, Deputy Commandant for Information
U.S. Marine Corps

Christine Finnelle

Director of Enterprise Architecture, Office of the CTO
Department of Homeland Security

Elizabeth Moon

Managing Director, Customer Engineering
Google Public Sector

Larry Palkendo

Associate Director, Public Sector Security
Verizon

Susan Rose

Senior Director of Insights and Content
GovExec