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CIOs from VA, NSF and DEA detail steps to security and accessibility for remote workers.

Special Bulletin Review: Secure Remote Workforce - READ NOW Still interested in this e-book? Complete your free download to learn about security and accessibility for remote workers in government.   The move to telework was hardly easy. Whether it was the Veterans Affairs Department which needed major upgrades to their network, or the National Science Foundation, which had to speed up its rollout of a collaboration software.   On top of that, federal chief information officers immediately faced an increased threat to their data and networks due to the expanded compute surface of mobile devices. In this Special Bulletin Review: Secure Remote Workforce, CIOs from the VA, NSF and DEA explain the steps they took to achieve the balance of security and accessibility as employees worked outside the office because of the pandemic. Read the E-book INSIDE THIS ISSUE: VA overcomes remote workforce challenges Prepared telework implementation for NSF Mobile device protection for agencies DEA transition to secure remote workforce Featured federal CIOs and industry contributors: Jim Gfrerer, Assistant Secretary for Information and Technology, and Chief Information Officer, Department of Veterans Affairs Dorothy Aronson, Chief Information Officer, National Science Foundation Maura Quinn, Deputy Assistant Administrator of Information Systems Division, Drug Enforcement Administration Bob Stevens, Vice President for the Americas, Lookout This e-book is made possible by:     Thanks,   The Federal News Network Team © Federal News Network  5425 Wisconsin Ave Chevy Chase, MD 20815   Trouble accessing your download? We're here to help. Contact support at custom@wtop.com     If you believe this has been sent to you in error, please safely unsubscribe.