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Today's guest is Jonathan Alboum, Federal CTO & Principal Digital Strategist at ServiceNow. Founded in 2003, ServiceNow makes the world work better for everyone. The company's cloud-based platform and solutions help digitize and unify organizations so that they can find smarter, faster and better ways to make work flow. Their aim is to allow employees and customers to be more connected, more innovative and more agile, therefore creating the future we imagine. Jonathan is a trusted technology thought leader, advisor to executives and mentor. As the Principal Digital Strategist for the Federal Government at ServiceNow, Jonathan works with federal agencies to deliver digital workflows that create great experiences and unlock productivity. Previously, he was the Public Sector CTO for Veritas Technologies, where he helped government, healthcare and education organizations manage, secure and identify business value from data on premises or in multi-cloud environments. In the episode, Jonathan talks about: His journey as Tech leader with extensive federal government experience, How ServiceNow streamlines complex government workflows for better service, Integrating tailored Generative AI for enhanced workflow, Providing secure, AI-enhanced platforms for federal agencies, How ServiceNow enhances government service delivery with AI-powered workflows, Building trust with reliable, secure and AI-enhanced services

This is episode 719. Read the complete transcription on the Sales Game Changers Podcast website. The Sales Game Changers Podcast was recognized by YesWare as the top sales podcast. Read the announcement here. Read more about the Institute for Excellence in Sales Premier Women in Sales Employer (PWISE) designation and program here. Purchase Fred Diamond's best-sellers Love, Hope, Lyme: What Family Members, Partners, and Friends Who Love a Chronic Lyme Survivor Need to Know and Insights for Sales Game Changers now! Today's show focused on the concept of “Technology by Policy” and featured Federal Business Development and Marketing expert Rob Efrus and GitLab Federal CTO Joel Krooswyk. ROB'S TIP:  “Try and walk in the shoes of your end user, federal customers, understand the pressures that they are facing, agency reorganizations, budget cuts, etc. doing more with less, and align your value proposition to those challenges and the policies that are driving those challenges.” JOEL'S TIP: “Find some good sources of information and just subscribe so you're up to date. Don't let policy fly by as some of it's going to be really important. Find a few news sources you like. I'm a big fan of subscribing directly to the White House and to CISA. If you just get a few of those things coming in your inbox, you can at least keep up with policy changes as they're being published.”  

Connect to John Gilroy on LinkedIn   https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-gilroy/ Want to listen to other episodes? www.Federaltechpodcast.com Our guest today is Jonathan Alboum, the Federal CTO for ServiceNow Federal. This interview should begin like Mission Impossible movies. “Jonathan, your mission, should you accept it, is to describe all the variations ServiceNow serves federal technology leaders. You have 25 minutes. This message will self-destruct in ten seconds.” This is an “impossible mission” because Service Now has customers in over one hundred agencies. It sure appears each instance is unique. One way to understand this “variation on a theme” is to look at the agenda for their annual conference. In March 2024, ServiceNow covered topics ranging from agile software development to forms to new vs. legacy applications. It is kind of hard to find a Gartner quadrant for ServiceNow. During the interview, Jonathan delves into one aspect of artificial intelligence and details the application of large language models and smaller large language models. Listen to the interview and consider it a “tasting menu” for efficiency, productivity, and integration concepts. Oh yes, it also dives into applied Artificial Intelligence.

Today, we're talking to Steve Orrin, Federal CTO at Intel. We discuss the government's grasp on AI, how cyberattacks are getting wildly more advanced, and how Steve thinks as a top CTO. All of this right here, right now, on the Modern CTO Podcast!  To learn more about Intel, check out their website here: https://www.intel.com/ Produced by ProSeries Media: https://proseriesmedia.com/ For booking inquiries, email booking@proseriesmedia.com

Hear Jonathan Alboum, Federal CTO at ServiceNow, as he discussed the transformative impact of AI on cybersecurity in government agencies. He emphasized the use of AI to maintain a strong cyber defense, detect anomalies, and respond to incidents more effectively. Alboum highlighted the ability of AI to reduce false positives and focus human resources on high-value tasks. He pointed out that while AI can significantly enhance cybersecurity measures, it is crucial to ensure transparency and human oversight in AI-driven processes. He also stressed the importance of balancing the rapid adoption of AI technologies with maintaining a skilled cybersecurity workforce. Link to YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/xzgLyRn75FM?feature=sharedSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hear Jonathan Alboum, Federal CTO at ServiceNow, as he discussed the transformative impact of AI on cybersecurity in government agencies. He emphasized the use of AI to maintain a strong cyber defense, detect anomalies, and respond to incidents more effectively. Alboum highlighted the ability of AI to reduce false positives and focus human resources on high-value tasks. He pointed out that while AI can significantly enhance cybersecurity measures, it is crucial to ensure transparency and human oversight in AI-driven processes. He also stressed the importance of balancing the rapid adoption of AI technologies with maintaining a skilled cybersecurity workforce. Link to YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/xzgLyRn75FM?feature=sharedSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Health IT – is it about healthcare or security or is it IT? Is it about Clinicians, Nurses or Patients? What about the technologies and the core systems? Who's minding the store on PII and PHI? AI and GenAI are here, can we start on that journey? YES! None of these are less important than the other and compete for an organization's attention. But how many, how much, how complex are further questions that arise. How many different systems? How much time is an individual spending when health is at stake? How complex is the navigation through all of this causing an undesirable experience and inefficient process, not to mention increased costs. Speakers:Jonathan Alboum, Federal CTO, ServiceNowArunkumar (Arun) Iyer, Principal Executive Architect and Field CTO, ServiceNow   Link to YouTube recording: https://youtu.be/pAt0twuhnPkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Health IT – is it about healthcare or security or is it IT? Is it about Clinicians, Nurses or Patients? What about the technologies and the core systems? Who's minding the store on PII and PHI? AI and GenAI are here, can we start on that journey? YES! None of these are less important than the other and compete for an organization's attention. But how many, how much, how complex are further questions that arise. How many different systems? How much time is an individual spending when health is at stake? How complex is the navigation through all of this causing an undesirable experience and inefficient process, not to mention increased costs. Speakers:Jonathan Alboum, Federal CTO, ServiceNowArunkumar (Arun) Iyer, Principal Executive Architect and Field CTO, ServiceNow   Link to YouTube recording: https://youtu.be/pAt0twuhnPkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dive into digital transformation in the public sector with Sean Dawson, Client Architect, Cask and Jonathan Alboum, federal CTO for ServiceNow. This episode covers the evolution of legacy applications, creative workflow solutions, and the role of ServiceNow's App Engine in federal agencies. Jonathan shares practical strategies from his time at the USDA and discusses the impact of generative AI on improving service delivery. Learn how to modernize your digital strategy and achieve better outcomes for both internal customers and constituents. Click here to view the on-demand recordingSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dive into digital transformation in the public sector with Sean Dawson, Client Architect, Cask and Jonathan Alboum, federal CTO for ServiceNow. This episode covers the evolution of legacy applications, creative workflow solutions, and the role of ServiceNow's App Engine in federal agencies. Jonathan shares practical strategies from his time at the USDA and discusses the impact of generative AI on improving service delivery. Learn how to modernize your digital strategy and achieve better outcomes for both internal customers and constituents. Click here to view the on-demand recordingSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Want to leverage you next podcast appearance? https://content.leadquizzes.com/lp/fk1JL_FgeQ Connect to John Gilroy on LinkedIn   https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-gilroy/ Want to listen to other episodes? www.Federaltechpodcast.com Everyone likes to hit the “Easy” button, especially software developers. Rather than laboriously generate code line-by-line, today's software professionals may just grab code from a repository and re-purpose it. Why reinvent the wheel? Malicious actors have noticed this process and have inserted code into many libraries, acting like a like Trojan Horse. As a result, some organizations are offering codes that have been inspected. They look at known vulnerability lists and see if the code includes any of them. If not, it is given a seal of approval. Frequently, this is called a “Software Bill of Materials.” A convenient solution: however, upon inspection, SBOMs can be problematic. The weakness of SBOM During today's interview, Joel Krooswik, Federal CTO for Gitlab, described in detail some of the ways software must be continuously protected. According to the SBOM folks, the code is clean when leaves the “shelf.” However, due to continuous improvement code changes hourly. All an SBOM provides is a certification at a specific point in time for known vulnerabilities. Joel Krooswik gives listeners an enterprise architect's perspective. He indicates that digital transition introduces new code, new architectures, and innovative approaches. At any step along the way, security can be compromised. The unknown unknown Donald Rumsfeld famously said, “There are unknown unknowns.”  This can be directly applied to what GitLab calls “fuzz” testing. This allows professionals to throw random inputs into a system to see what happens. Finally, you get a view of a potential possibilities that are not obvious.   Joel Krooswik presents many insights when it comes to protecting software. He states that just because a system is identified as needing a patch, it does not mean it will be done in a flash. Understanding all the risk factors will allow a federal leader to make a prudent choice when it comes to protecting software systems. .  

In this episode of the IoT For All Podcast, Steve Orrin, Federal CTO at Intel, joins Ryan Chacon to discuss IoT, AI, and edge computing in the public sector. The conversation covers integrating cutting-edge technologies to meet federal and public sector needs, the importance of security, reliability, and real-time data processing at the edge, smart city initiatives, advancements in defense logistics, the challenges of managing diverse IoT infrastructures, the role of commercial off-the-shelf IoT solutions, and the impact of leadership in driving technology adoption. Steve Orrin is one of the industry's most trusted advisers in his role as Federal CTO and Senior Principal Engineer for Intel, where he leads federal solution architecture, strategy, and technology engagements. Steve oversees the development of solution architectures that address critical challenges for civilian, defense, and national security agencies. Steve has strongly influenced the evolution of Intel's public sector cybersecurity strategy and has led multiple security initiatives within product groups - assisting in the adoption and modernization of platform, cloud, and device security capabilities for government initiatives and programs. Steve is a widely-recognized expert on cybersecurity and next-generation architectures. He is Intel's representative for security standards and guidance and has contributed to several NIST publications. Steve also advises on supply chain threat and risk management for the Department of Defense. Intel's mission is to shape the future of technology to help create a better future for the entire world. By pushing forward in fields like AI, analytics, and cloud-to-edge technology, Intel's work is at the heart of countless innovations. From major breakthroughs like self-driving cars and rebuilding the coral reefs, to things that make everyday life better like blockbuster effects and improved shopping experiences - they're all powered by Intel technology. Discover more about IoT at https://www.iotforall.com More about Intel: https://www.intel.com Connect with Steve: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sorrin/ (00:00) Intro (00:12) Steve Orrin and Intel (01:39) What role does Intel play in IoT, AI, and edge? (04:01) How does Intel view digital transformation? (05:40) The growth of edge computing (07:29) IoT and AI in the public sector (13:23) Perception of emerging technology and security (17:32) Challenges of IoT deployment in the public sector (21:11) Smart cities and leadership in technology adoption (23:00) The IoT journey for the public sector (26:59) The exciting future of IoT, AI, and edge computing (29:34) Learn more and follow up SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL: https://bit.ly/2NlcEwm​ Join Our Newsletter: https://www.iotforall.com/iot-newsletter Follow Us on Social: https://linktr.ee/iot4all Check out the IoT For All Media Network: https://www.iotforall.com/podcast-overview

Guest: Steve Orrin, Federal CTO, Intel Corporation [@intel]On LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/sorrin/____________________________Host: Sean Martin, Co-Founder at ITSPmagazine [@ITSPmagazine] and Host of Redefining CyberSecurity Podcast [@RedefiningCyber]On ITSPmagazine | https://www.itspmagazine.com/sean-martinView This Show's Sponsors___________________________Episode NotesIn this episode of the Redefining Cybersecurity Podcast, host Sean Martin is joined by Steve Orrin, Federal Chief Technology Officer at Intel Corporation, to delve into the intricacies of solutions architecture within the cybersecurity realm. The discussion bridges the often-separate worlds of business architecture and infrastructure with security architecture and infrastructure, arguing that these elements are fundamentally intertwined.Steve Orrin shares his extensive background in cybersecurity, highlighting his journey from leading multiple security startups to his current role at Intel, where he focuses on integrating technology to enhance government and enterprise systems. His experience underscores the importance of developing innovative security solutions that not only address current problems but anticipate future challenges.A central theme of the conversation is the concept of operationalizing cybersecurity measures to ensure they are effective and manageable. Orrin emphasizes the need for solutions that are not overly complex or burdensome, which can lead to them being unused or ineffective. This point segues into an exploration of the evolution of mainframe systems to today's distributed computing environments. Orrin and Martin discuss how lessons from the past can inform current practices, particularly in creating resilient and secure systems.Further, the dialogue covers the potential for cybersecurity practices to catalyze business innovation. Rather than viewing security measures solely as a risk management tool, Orrin posits that proactive security planning can enable new business capabilities and efficiencies. This perspective is elaborated through examples, such as leveraging cloud services and multi-factor authentication to improve business scalability and resilience.Lastly, the conversation touches on the broader implications of fostering a security-aware culture within organizations. By aligning security objectives with business goals and embracing a proactive approach to cybersecurity, Orrin suggests that companies can not only protect against threats but also unlock new growth opportunities. Listeners are left with a comprehensive overview of how integrating cybersecurity into solution architecture can not only mitigate risks but also drive business innovation and efficiency.Key Questions AddressedHow can integrating cybersecurity into solution architecture drive business innovation and growth?In what ways can lessons from the past, like mainframe security, inform current cybersecurity practices to create more resilient systems?How does operationalizing cybersecurity measures contribute to enhanced efficiency and scalability within organizations?___________________________Watch this and other videos on ITSPmagazine's YouTube ChannelRedefining CyberSecurity Podcast with Sean Martin, CISSP playlist:

Guest: Steve Orrin, Federal CTO, Intel Corporation [@intel]On LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/sorrin/____________________________Host: Sean Martin, Co-Founder at ITSPmagazine [@ITSPmagazine] and Host of Redefining CyberSecurity Podcast [@RedefiningCyber]On ITSPmagazine | https://www.itspmagazine.com/sean-martinView This Show's Sponsors___________________________Episode NotesIn this episode of the Redefining Cybersecurity Podcast, host Sean Martin is joined by Steve Orrin, Federal Chief Technology Officer at Intel Corporation, to delve into the intricacies of solutions architecture within the cybersecurity realm. The discussion bridges the often-separate worlds of business architecture and infrastructure with security architecture and infrastructure, arguing that these elements are fundamentally intertwined.Steve Orrin shares his extensive background in cybersecurity, highlighting his journey from leading multiple security startups to his current role at Intel, where he focuses on integrating technology to enhance government and enterprise systems. His experience underscores the importance of developing innovative security solutions that not only address current problems but anticipate future challenges.A central theme of the conversation is the concept of operationalizing cybersecurity measures to ensure they are effective and manageable. Orrin emphasizes the need for solutions that are not overly complex or burdensome, which can lead to them being unused or ineffective. This point segues into an exploration of the evolution of mainframe systems to today's distributed computing environments. Orrin and Martin discuss how lessons from the past can inform current practices, particularly in creating resilient and secure systems.Further, the dialogue covers the potential for cybersecurity practices to catalyze business innovation. Rather than viewing security measures solely as a risk management tool, Orrin posits that proactive security planning can enable new business capabilities and efficiencies. This perspective is elaborated through examples, such as leveraging cloud services and multi-factor authentication to improve business scalability and resilience.Lastly, the conversation touches on the broader implications of fostering a security-aware culture within organizations. By aligning security objectives with business goals and embracing a proactive approach to cybersecurity, Orrin suggests that companies can not only protect against threats but also unlock new growth opportunities. Listeners are left with a comprehensive overview of how integrating cybersecurity into solution architecture can not only mitigate risks but also drive business innovation and efficiency.Key Questions AddressedHow can integrating cybersecurity into solution architecture drive business innovation and growth?In what ways can lessons from the past, like mainframe security, inform current cybersecurity practices to create more resilient systems?How does operationalizing cybersecurity measures contribute to enhanced efficiency and scalability within organizations?___________________________Watch this and other videos on ITSPmagazine's YouTube ChannelRedefining CyberSecurity Podcast with Sean Martin, CISSP playlist:

One of the key actions companies of all sizes have to take is to ensure that their cybersecurity is constantly up to date; but for many, the true scale of the risks surrounding poor cybersecurity remain largely unknown;so to help us unpack the risks and opportunities associated with cybersecurity, we are thrilled to be joined by Steve Orrin.Steve Orrin is Intel's Federal CTO and a Senior Principal Engineer.Steve is a cybersecurity expert, and a leading authority on Public Sector/Federal mission and enterprise systems and solutions. He is the Intel representative to on security standards and guidance and has contributed to several NIST standards and guidance publications. He is a fellow at the Center for Advanced Defense Studies and the chair of the Int Nat SseA alliance Cyber Committee. Links to some of the resources Steve mentions in this episode can be found here:NIST SP 800-207 - Zero Trust Architecturehttps://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/SpecialPublications/NIST.SP.800-207.pdfNIST Implementing a Zero Trust Architecture - Practice Guide (Vol A-E)https://www.nccoe.nist.gov/projects/implementing-zero-trust-architectureESF: Securing the Software Supply Chain for Customers - Part 1https://media.defense.gov/2022/Nov/17/2003116445/-1/-1/0/ESF_SECURING_THE_SOFTWARE_SUPPLY_CHAIN_CUSTOMER.PDFESF: Securing the Software Supply Chain: Recommended Practices for Software Bill of Materials Consumption - Part 2https://media.defense.gov/2023/Nov/09/2003338086/-1/-1/0/SECURING%20THE%20SOFTWARE%20SUPPLY%20CHAIN%20RECOMMENDED%20PRACTICES%20FOR%20SOFTWARE%20BILL%20OF%20MATERIALS%20CONSUMPTION.PDF

In today's digital age, how can organizations fortify their defenses against the ever-evolving landscape of AI threats and risks? This question sets the stage for a compelling episode of the Tech Talks Daily Podcast, where we sit down with Steve Orrin, Federal CTO at Intel, to delve into the pivotal role of AI in shaping cybersecurity practices and transforming public sector enterprises. Our journey begins with a deep dive into the Zero Trust Architecture—a strategy that's gaining traction across industries as a means to bolster security in an increasingly complex digital world. Steve shares his insights on starting this journey, emphasizing the importance of asset inventory and multi-factor authentication as foundational steps. But the conversation doesn't stop there; we explore how Zero Trust is a continuous path of evolving controls and maturing capabilities, rather than a one-off implementation. Shifting gears, Steve illuminates the transformative power of AI within the public sector. From enhancing mission capabilities through advanced object detection and tracking to optimizing back-end processes, AI's role in government mirrors its impact in the private sector. Yet, the journey to successful innovation with AI demands a strategic approach—understanding customer needs, planning for deployment requirements, and piloting technology in a "Goldilocks Zone" of impact without risking critical systems. As we navigate the conversation towards emerging technologies, Steve introduces us to the concept of AI PCs, which promise to bring native AI acceleration to the edge, where users work. This discussion underscores Intel's commitment to scaling AI and security across diverse environments through innovative computing solutions and custom silicon designs. Throughout the episode, Steve shares invaluable advice for staying ahead in the tech landscape, from leveraging resources like Hacker News to engaging with a community of experts and continuously learning from one's team. As we conclude, we ponder the question: In the pursuit of technological advancement and security, how do we ensure that we're not just reacting to threats but proactively shaping a future where technology serves the greater good? We invite you to share your thoughts and join the conversation. For more insights from Steve Orrin and to explore the topics discussed today, find us and our guests online. Your journey towards understanding and leveraging the latest in AI, cybersecurity, and technology trends begins here.

Transformation — it's a word that's tossed around in government leadership meetings all the time, but what does it really mean? Is it about process improvements, technology modernization, or workforce changes? All the above?Join us as our government and industry experts define what transformation means for government and walk through examples of agencies that have achieved true transformation.Specifically, you'll learn: What transformation means in the context of individual roles.How to get funds for your own modernization priorities.How successful organizations have made big and small transformations at their agencies.Speakers:Jonathan Alboum, Federal CTO, ServiceNowSusan Little, Director, Division of Records and Information Systems, Center for Medicare and Medicaid ServicesFredy Diaz, Deputy Chief Data Officer, U.S. Department of AgricultureGlorimar Ripoll Balet, Director of Product, United States Digital Service, Executive Office of the President (Invited)See video recording here: link to YouTube (https://youtu.be/G0BLIPmNW2Q)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Transformation — it's a word that's tossed around in government leadership meetings all the time, but what does it really mean? Is it about process improvements, technology modernization, or workforce changes? All the above?Join us as our government and industry experts define what transformation means for government and walk through examples of agencies that have achieved true transformation.Specifically, you'll learn: What transformation means in the context of individual roles.How to get funds for your own modernization priorities.How successful organizations have made big and small transformations at their agencies.Speakers:Jonathan Alboum, Federal CTO, ServiceNowSusan Little, Director, Division of Records and Information Systems, Center for Medicare and Medicaid ServicesFredy Diaz, Deputy Chief Data Officer, U.S. Department of AgricultureGlorimar Ripoll Balet, Director of Product, United States Digital Service, Executive Office of the President (Invited)See video recording here: link to YouTube (https://youtu.be/G0BLIPmNW2Q)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Zero-Trust Architectures. Data-Flow Inventory. User Experience First! Those are key initiatives in the public sector to ensure that digital services delivered to citizens around the globe are not only working with a flawless user experience but are also safe from any bad actors trying to disrupt agencies on local, stage and federal sectors.In this episode we invited Willie Hicks, Federal CTO at Dynatrace, to learn more about the state of observability and security with government agencies Willie has been working with over the past decade. In our conversation we explore the differences between commercial and government as it comes to ROI or how they see competition as a driving motivator.To learn more about the public sector tune into the Tech Transformers podcast that Willie is co-hosting with his colleague Carolyn Ford.

Steve Orrin, the Federal CTO at Intel, provides valuable insights into various topics, including AI, Trusted Execution Environments, Cloud Computing, Team Building, Mergers and Acquisitions, and Entrepreneurship. Steve began his career as an entrepreneur, but after Intel acquired his company, he took his career to the next level and has been with Intel for over 18 years. As the Federal CTO at Intel, he leads Intel's efforts in the DoD and Federal Government verticals. Throughout the interview, Steve shares personal anecdotes and life lessons, discussing how he transitioned from a background in biology to a successful career in technology and private industry.

On this special episode, Willie Hicks and Carolyn Ford discuss the Billington Cybersecurity Summit, as well as insights from panels, led by Willie, on workforce automation and zero trust.Key Topics[00:22] Willie's Workforce Automation Panel Highlights[03:28] The Difference Between Training & Education[11:11] Securing Data In A Zero Trust World Panel Highlights[16:31] Willie's Experience with Constant Reverification While Working in Financial Data Protection[20:44] Overarching Impressions from the Billington Cybersecurity SummitQuotable QuotesOn the Human Factor: "I think this is always the case, that the human's usually going to be the weakest link. We're always the weakest link. But that's why that constant reverification is so critical."On Generative AI: "We can't fear these things like generative AI. We've got to embrace it. We've got to use it. We've got to figure out how to use it and use it right and use it appropriately. But we have to figure out how to use it because you know who's using it? Our adversaries."About Our GuestWillie Hicks is the Public Sector Chief Technologist for Dynatrace. Willie has spent over a decade orchestrating solutions for some of the most complex network environments, from cloud to cloud native applications and microservices. He understands tracking and making sense of systems and data that has grown beyond human ability. Working across engineering and product management to ensure continued growth and speed innovation, he has implemented Artificial Intelligence and automation solutions over hundreds of environments to tame and secure their data.Episode LinksBillington Cybersecurity Summit SpeakersTech Transforms with Tom BillingtonTech Transforms with Ann DunkinMission Impossible

Today's guest is Jonathan Alboum, Federal Chief Technology Officer at ServiceNow. In his role with the Federal Government at ServiceNow, Jonathan works with federal agencies to deliver digital workflows that create great experiences and unlock productivity. Prior to ServiceNow, Jonathan was the Public Sector CTO for Veritas Technologies, where he helped government, healthcare and education organizations manage, secure and identify business value from data on premises or in multi-cloud environments. Jonathan's Federal government tenure includes serving as the CIO for the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). He led the development of the USDA's IT Modernization strategy, including Cloud computing, network modernization and enhanced cyber security for a $3 billion annual technology spend. In addition, he served as a leader in USDA's Acquisition community, supporting the oversight, assessment and strategic planning of national programs comprising an acquisition portfolio of more than 70,000 awards worth $6 billion annually. In this episode, Jonathan will discuss: His background working in federal government, How ServiceNow is being utilized in the federal sector, A Case study of ServiceNow in the Fish and Wildlife service, Overcoming challenges of implementing ServiceNow, How ServiceNow integrates with existing systems and technologies, The role of ServiceNow in Cybersecurity & Data Privacy, ServiceNow's RiseUp program, and How ServiceNow will continue to evolve in federal government

Today's guest is Jonathan Alboum, Federal Chief Technology Officer at ServiceNow. In his role with the Federal Government at ServiceNow, Jonathan works with federal agencies to deliver digital workflows that create great experiences and unlock productivity. Prior to ServiceNow, Jonathan was the Public Sector CTO for Veritas Technologies, where he helped government, healthcare, and education organizations manage, secure and identify business value from data on premises or in multi-cloud environments.Jonathan's Federal government tenure includes serving as the CIO for the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). He led the development of the USDA's IT Modernization strategy, including Cloud computing, network modernization, and enhanced cyber security for a $3 billion annual technology spend. In addition, he served as a leader in USDA's Acquisition community, supporting the oversight, assessment, and strategic planning of national programs comprising an acquisition portfolio of more than 70,000 awards worth $6 billion annually.In this episode, Jonathan will discuss: • His background working in federal government • How ServiceNow is being utilized in the federal sector • A Case study of ServiceNow in the Fish and Wildlife service • Overcoming challenges of implementing ServiceNow • How ServiceNow integrates with existing systems and technologies • The role of ServiceNow in Cybersecurity & Data Privacy • ServiceNow's RiseUp program • How ServiceNow will continue to evolve in federal government This episode is hosted by Mark Kelly CCO at Alldus.See video recording here: Link to YouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's guest is Jonathan Alboum, Federal Chief Technology Officer at ServiceNow. In his role with the Federal Government at ServiceNow, Jonathan works with federal agencies to deliver digital workflows that create great experiences and unlock productivity. Prior to ServiceNow, Jonathan was the Public Sector CTO for Veritas Technologies, where he helped government, healthcare, and education organizations manage, secure and identify business value from data on premises or in multi-cloud environments.Jonathan's Federal government tenure includes serving as the CIO for the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). He led the development of the USDA's IT Modernization strategy, including Cloud computing, network modernization, and enhanced cyber security for a $3 billion annual technology spend. In addition, he served as a leader in USDA's Acquisition community, supporting the oversight, assessment, and strategic planning of national programs comprising an acquisition portfolio of more than 70,000 awards worth $6 billion annually.In this episode, Jonathan will discuss: • His background working in federal government • How ServiceNow is being utilized in the federal sector • A Case study of ServiceNow in the Fish and Wildlife service • Overcoming challenges of implementing ServiceNow • How ServiceNow integrates with existing systems and technologies • The role of ServiceNow in Cybersecurity & Data Privacy • ServiceNow's RiseUp program • How ServiceNow will continue to evolve in federal government This episode is hosted by Mark Kelly CCO at Alldus.See video recording here: Link to YouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In accelerating digital transformation, experience is key, while modern service delivery means anticipating issues before they arise and empowering constituents to quickly get what they need. In this session, we will align those concepts in a Total Experience journey, in which we will discuss utilizing design thinking concepts to define desired outcomes, coming together in a shared vision, driving innovation, and leveraging the breadth of ServiceNow's capabilities to deliver a transformative user experience. Join us to learn how to design the experience your employees and constituents need to deliver on your mission. Featured Speakers: Jonathan Alboum, Federal CTO, ServiceNow AJ Siegel, Experience Strategist, ServiceNow See video recording here: link to YouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In accelerating digital transformation, experience is key, while modern service delivery means anticipating issues before they arise and empowering constituents to quickly get what they need. In this session, we will align those concepts in a Total Experience journey, in which we will discuss utilizing design thinking concepts to define desired outcomes, coming together in a shared vision, driving innovation, and leveraging the breadth of ServiceNow's capabilities to deliver a transformative user experience. Join us to learn how to design the experience your employees and constituents need to deliver on your mission. Featured Speakers: Jonathan Alboum, Federal CTO, ServiceNow AJ Siegel, Experience Strategist, ServiceNow See video recording here: link to YouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In our enlightening interview with Steve Orrin, Federal CTO at Intel, we delve into the intricate world of government cloud technologies, the key role of FEDRAMP, and the future of CCM/STAR integration. Orrin provides an insider's perspective on how these powerful tools are shaping the landscape of data security and regulatory compliance in the digital age. We also explore the challenges and opportunities presented by these technologies, offering valuable insights for stakeholders navigating the complex government cloud infrastructure. This engaging conversation promises to deepen your understanding of these critical domains and their transformative impact on today's digital governance landscape.

The business of building a more resilient Federal government is proceeding apace, as the nation assesses the pandemic's lessons for ensuring that government works under any conditions. Join Federal agency leaders to explore what enhanced technology and expanding digitization mean for government business continuity – and how this continuity helps secure citizen and employee trust. Featured Speakers:Jonathan Alboum, Federal CTO, ServiceNowDonald Remy, Deputy Secretary, Department of Veterans AffairsJohn Tien, Deputy Secretary, Department of Homeland Security See video recording here: link to YouTube See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The business of building a more resilient Federal government is proceeding apace, as the nation assesses the pandemic's lessons for ensuring that government works under any conditions. Join Federal agency leaders to explore what enhanced technology and expanding digitization mean for government business continuity – and how this continuity helps secure citizen and employee trust. Featured Speakers:Jonathan Alboum, Federal CTO, ServiceNowDonald Remy, Deputy Secretary, Department of Veterans AffairsJohn Tien, Deputy Secretary, Department of Homeland Security See video recording here: link to YouTube See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Don't miss the video interview for details: https://youtu.be/-G7hbLGDK9oSteve Orrin, Federal CTO for Intel, discusses secrets inside zero trust and r latest cyber security concerns. He is a recognized security leader and public speaker. Steve has orchestrated projects for federal government agencies on Security and AI. Steve is a key advisor in emerging technologies to the Public Sector, Defense, and Intelligence communities.Key topics: latest cyber security concerns, Global Cyber Security Strategy, zero trust small business and national security, zero trust and national security, zero trust in critical infrastructure, zero trust in supply chain, zero trust in small business, secrets inside zero trust, how us cyber security strategy effects allies, driving change in cyber security today, zero trust in cyber security todaylatest cyber security concerns, most effective cyber security strategies, effective ways to reach zero trust, zero trust security model for national security, ways to use zero trust today, global security and zero trust, national security and zero trust, understanding zero trust, zero trust crash course, real life zero trust and national security, zero trust in real life, real life zero trust, zero trust real life example, zero trust real life examples, understanding zero trust today, how to use zero trust for small business, ways to leverage zero trust for small business.For more: CyberCrimeJunkiesDid you know? 80% of breaches are a result of stolen credentials. Why does your organization still rely on passwords as part of your authentication process? Beyond Identity Enforces continuous risk-based authentication, a fundamental tenet of a Zero Trust security program.Go to beyondidentity.com/podcast to get a free demo. Get a FREE DEMO today! Support the showThank you listening! Come Watch the Video episode!Please consider subscribing to our YouTube Channel for ALL Video episodes. It's FREE. It helps us help others. Our YouTube Channel @Cybercrimejunkiespodcast https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNrU8kX3b4M8ZiQ-GW7Z1yg

Chuck Brooks, President of Brooks Consulting International Shawn Wells, Managing Director for Cybersecurity Strategy and Technology at Accenture Federal Services Gregory Garrett, VP Cybersecurity at Peraton Herb Kelsey, Federal CTO at Dell Technologies Eric Schlesinger, Operations & Engineering VP, Cyber Security at Parsons Tom Van Meter, Senior SE Director at Juniper Networks will discuss how organizations can satisfy federal safety mandates with zero trust.

On this week's Ask A CISO Podcast, we are joined by Steve Orrin, Federal CTO of Intel, with host Jeremy Snyder, founder and CEO at Firetail and advisory board member at Horangi, to talk about cybersecurity in enterprise. Steve offers 30 years of success in a series of high-level roles at top tier companies and talks about the biggest cybersecurity challenges faced by organizations, particularly in the enterprise and federal government sectors: ransomware, data breaches, and supply chain threats. Tune in below to listen to the episode! - About Horangi Cybersecurity -- More information about the Ask A CISO podcast: https://www.horangi.com/resources/ask-a-ciso-podcast About Horangi Cyber Security: https://www.horangi.com - About the Guests -- Steve Orrin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sorrin/

Paul speaks with Steve Orrin, the Federal CTO at Intel Corp about representing Intel and its technologies to Uncle Sam and the impact of the CHIPS Act a massive new federal investment in semiconductors. The post Episode 249: Intel Federal CTO Steve Orrin on the CHIPS Act and Supply Chain Security appeared first on The Security Ledger with Paul F. Roberts. Click the icon below to listen. Related StoriesSpotlight Podcast: RADICL Is Coming To The Rescue Of Defense SMBsCiting Attacks On Small Utilities, Dragos Launches Community Defense ProgramThe surveys speak: supply chain threats are freaking people out

Network detection and response (NDR): the value of evidenceWhat exactly is NDR, how have these technologies changed over the years, and are they more relevant now than ever?To help answer these questions, Robby is joined by Jean Schaffer. She's had, to say the least, an interesting career with more than 33 years of experience from the US Department of Defense. Including managing the network of the NSA, and holding the position of CISO of the Defense Intelligence Agency. Currently she's the Federal CTO at Corelight, an open-source network detection and response company.During their conversation, they talk about the differences, limitations and benefits of EDR and NDR, what evidence based detection really is, and President Biden's Executive Order on Improving the Nation's Cybersecurity.She also shares some of the most common pain points she's observed that organisations are looking to solve, as well as go into how the adaption of cloud affects the value of NDR, and her take on the future of NDR.

As Chief Technology Officer and Senior PE for Intel Corporation, Steve Orrin orchestrates and executes customer engagements in the Federal space, overseeing the development of federal solution architectures to address challenges in a government enterprise, national security, and other federal areas of focus. In today's episode of Tech Talks Daily, Steve joins me in a discussion about the key trends in cybersecurity. Steve reveals the latest threats and techniques used against corporations and governments and shares the best practices to help. We also discuss the security/risk concerns around supply chain security and what organizations can do today and in the future to address or reduce this risk. With trust being top of mind for CISOs, Steve also advises how organizations can adopt Zero Trust Architectures and what new security innovations are waiting on the horizon. About Steve Orrin Steve Orrin offers three decades of extraordinary success in a series of high-level roles at top-tier companies that include Intel Corporation, Sarvega, Watchfire Inc., Sanctum Inc., First Genetic Trust Inc., Lockstar Inc., and SynData Technologies Inc. He has developed a reputation as an industry leader, leveraging a history of delivering results in Innovation, Intrapreneurship, and Entrepreneurship. He is a Tech-enabled business professional who has launched and scaled companies and brought innovative industry-leading products to market. Steve's invaluable expertise and broad business range have powered a history of developing successful products, technologies, and new markets. Such traits have consistently enabled Steve to achieve an impressive command of the skills needed to manage ongoing business planning processes while developing strategies to meet future challenges.

In June, 2022, the federal government announced that $100 million from the Technology Modernization Fund will be allocated specifically for projects that improve the citizen experience. The idea, according to the TMF's board, is to improve the public's ability to access and manage government services by delivering self-service digital tools and services and improving non-digital channels like customer call centers.Featured Speakers: Jonathan Alboum, Federal CTO & Principal Digital Strategist, ServiceNow, Steven Boberski, Business Development Executive, Genesys, Jessie Posilkin, Customer Experience Portfolio Lead, Technology Modernization Fund, U.S. General Services AdministrationSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In June, 2022, the federal government announced that $100 million from the Technology Modernization Fund will be allocated specifically for projects that improve the citizen experience. The idea, according to the TMF's board, is to improve the public's ability to access and manage government services by delivering self-service digital tools and services and improving non-digital channels like customer call centers.Featured Speakers: Jonathan Alboum, Federal CTO & Principal Digital Strategist, ServiceNow, Steven Boberski, Business Development Executive, Genesys, Jessie Posilkin, Customer Experience Portfolio Lead, Technology Modernization Fund, U.S. General Services AdministrationSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hear Jonathan Alboum, Federal CTO and Principal Digital Strategist, ServiceNow, as he joins La'Tanya Burton, CIO, NIAMS and Mike Tartakovsky, CIO, NIAID, as they discuss individual missions and shared priorities in healthcare, public health, research, and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hear Jonathan Alboum, Federal CTO and Principal Digital Strategist, ServiceNow, as he joins La'Tanya Burton, CIO, NIAMS and Mike Tartakovsky, CIO, NIAID, as they discuss individual missions and shared priorities in healthcare, public health, research, and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hear Jonathan Alboum, Federal CTO and Principal Digital Strategist, ServiceNow, as he joins La'Tanya Burton, CIO, NIAMS and Mike Tartakovsky, CIO, NIAID, as they discuss individual missions and shared priorities in healthcare, public health, research, and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Learn more about Intel at: www.intel.comFind Steve Orrin on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sorrin/----J.C. Granger is the founder and CEO of Infinity Marketing Group. The company provides marketing solutions and LinkedIn lead generation for B2B tech companies.Learn more at https://www.infinitymgroup.comReach out to J.C. on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jcgranger/

Federal CTO of ServiceNow Jonathan Alboum joins the podcast to talk about federal data management strategies, the foundations needed for a digital transformation strategy, and what the future of work looks like for federal agencies.

The broad promise of AI is that it will allow humans to make exponentially faster decisions and invoke deeper analytics. This episode features Steve Orrin, Federal CTO, Intel Corporation. Steve will be talking about what the future looks like once you deliver on the promise of AI for digitisation and how to think about AI to get something out of it as ROI. According to Steve, Industry captains and senior executives are realising that the AI is automating business processes, reducing the costs for the process and enhancing the quality by the consistency of the outcomes. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bettertech/message

On today's episode of The Daily Scoop Podcast, a push on Capitol Hill to send more funding and more responsibilities to the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security agency, including making it a hub for all American companies to report their cyber breaches. Larry Allen, President, Allen Federal Business Partners, forecasts what's down the pike for the federal procurement and contracting community as the end of the fiscal year comes to a close next week. Jonathan Alboum, Former Chief Information Officer, USDA and Federal CTO & Principal Data Strategist, ServiceNow, discusses current USDA Chief Data Officer Ted Kaouk's coming move to the Office of Personnel Management and how personnel data can help organization leaders more effectively manage their workforce. Sanjay Gupta, Chief Technology Officer, Small Business Administration and Member of the Technology Modernization Board, gives his insights on the projects the TMF Board receives well from agencies and the definition of “high-value” systems. The Daily Scoop Podcast is available everyday at 4 p.m. ET. If you want to hear more of the latest from Washington, subscribe to The Daily Scoop Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify and Stitcher. And if you like what you hear, please let us know in the comments.

Today's guest on A Life and a Living Podcast is Steve Orrin, the Federal CTO at Intel. Steve is a recognized expert and frequent lecturer on enterprise security and has a background as a serial entrepreneur. During a time where cybersecurity is constantly changing and new risks are developed on a daily basis, Steve and others in similar positions are working hard on cybersecurity innovation. Steve's vast amount of knowledge is evident in this interview as he helps businesses navigate a better understanding of what cybersecurity is and the challenges we face with working remotely. Not only that, but we also discuss the role of AI. What is AI and how can even small AI innovations benefit your business? There are always challenges to pay attention to, so listen on as our guest explains what to focus your efforts on and the role of technology and cybersecurity in your business decisions. What We Talked About in This Episode: Steve's Role at Intel: Federal CTO What Companies Need to Pay Attention To and Be Concerned About Risk Calculation: It's Not All or Nothing Continuous Monitoring and Control How to Determine and Look at the Weakest Link The Challenges in Cybersecurity in Working Remotely Understanding and Focusing on the Data What Exactly Goes Into Security Services That Are Available Now in Cloud Security Business Preparation for AI How Can AI Benefit Your Business? The Role of Technology Innovation in New Work Models Steve's Book Recommendation and Daily Rituals   About Our Guest: Steve Orrin is the Federal CTO at Intel where he leads Solution Architecture, Strategy, and Technology Engagements. He is an experienced CTO and entrepreneur with a concentration on security and security related topics and technologies as well as federal and enterprise business challenges. Steve is also a regular speaker on Security, Privacy, Data Science and application, and technology innovation topics.  Connect with Steve Orrin: Intel Homepage Steve Orrin on LinkedIn Intel Corporation on LinkedIn Connect with John Murphy: YouTube Facebook LinkedIn Twitter If you liked this episode, please don't forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast. Thanks for tuning in!

Today's guest on A Life and a Living Podcast is Steve Orrin, the Federal CTO at Intel. Steve is a recognized expert and frequent lecturer on enterprise security and has a background as a serial entrepreneur. During a time where cybersecurity is constantly changing and new risks are developed on a daily basis, Steve and others in similar positions are working hard on cybersecurity innovation.

Today's guest on A Life and a Living Podcast is Steve Orrin, the Federal CTO at Intel. Steve is a recognized expert and frequent lecturer on enterprise security and has a background as a serial entrepreneur. During a time where cybersecurity is constantly changing and new risks are developed on a daily basis, Steve and others in similar positions are working hard on cybersecurity innovation.

Looking for more than audio? Watch below on Youtube. WATCH PODCAST HERE: First up on this lovely summer day is a talk with Mark A. Hershberg, MIT instructor, CTO, and author of The Career Toolkit: Essential Skills for Success That No One Taught You. He joins us to talk about self improvement and leadership. Sometimes, being a good leader is stepping back and letting people with more diverse backgrounds and skills shine when the situation calls for it. Yet we should always be striving to improve ourselves and our skills so that the bottom line is always rising. Following him is Steve Orrin, Federal CTO at Intel. He dropped by to chat about innovation and how to form a team to drive company systems into the future. Steve covers making sure to have a diverse team (backgrounds and experiences) to throwing hard-to-solve issues at a team and just letting them go nuts instead of micromanaging. As he points out, sometimes failure is good and can lead to learning a great deal!

*Correction: In the podcast we refer to the federal government's IT budget as $90 trillion. The intent was to say $90 billion. The U.S. federal government is spending more than $90 billion on IT in 2021. That's a lot of Benjamins. When you consider that the Pentagon is reconsidering a $10 billion cloud computing contract on its own, and that federal agencies are trying to investigate the rise in ransomware across the country, you realize it's totally plausible. Add in the fact that spending on AI in government is seeing rapid growth, and you realize the spending is likely to go up from here. To discuss how the government is approaching IT, how it could combat ransomware, and even make use of AI we speak with a special guest on Tech Insights this week - Steve Orrin is the federal chief technology officer at Intel. Want to learn more about government modernization? Read Info-Tech's Gov 2.0: government as a Platform blueprint. https://www.infotech.com/research/ss/gov-2-0-government-as-a-platform

In this episode of Go For it, Jonathan Alboum joins Sarah to discuss his journey in security, ranging from his former CIO of USDA position to his current work in the government as the Federal CTO of Service Now. Sarah and Jonathan talk about the importance of leaping into new opportunities and ways on handling career transitions.

Jim Walker, Federal Chief Technology Officer at UiPath and former Deputy Chief Information Officer at NASA joins the show to discuss the evolution of robotic process automation in government. We also discuss the many ways that RPA has been vital to the public sector's shift to a hybrid work environment, how the technology is supporting the future of work, and how it has become an important tool in a CIO's toolbox.

Jonathan Alboum, Federal CTO at ServiceNow, and Former CIO at the Department of Agriculture joins the show to discuss the value low-code technology can bring to the public sector. We also discuss what government CIO's are currently thinking as they enter a new normal and insights from his extensive career in the public sector.