How are federal leaders are tackling zero trust, post-quantum cryptography, identity modernization and AI readiness?

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Expert Edition: How to build cyber resilience for the quantum era Cyberthreats aren't slowing down. Federal agencies face a pivotal moment: How can they modernize fast enough to stay ahead of adversaries while managing legacy systems, tight budgets and workforce challenges?   Our new e-book dives into the strategies shaping the next era of cybersecurity and shared on Day 2 of our Cyber Leaders Exchange 2025, presented by Carahsoft and Palo Alto Networks. From preparing for quantum computing risks to implementing zero trust, securing DNS and building AI expertise, these insights from federal and industry innovators will help chart a path forward. Featured voices include: Kelvin Brewer, director of public sector sales engineering, Ping Identity Garfield Jones, associate chief of strategic technology, CISA Bill Newhouse, cybersecurity engineer, National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence, NIST Christopher Paul, U.S. Marine Corps chair for information, Naval Postgraduate School Egon Rinderer, senior vice president, federal and enterprise growth, NinjaOne Jim Smid, principal architect for DoD and the IC, Palo Alto Networks Chris Usserman, chief technologist for public sector, Infoblox Merrick Watchorn, chief cyber, quantum and cognitive information services architect, Air Force As Brian O'Donnell of Carahsoft said, "Cybersecurity remains a top priority for CIOs and senior leaders across every sector. It's not just a technical concern — it's a strategic imperative."   Don't wait for tomorrow's threats to become today's crisis. Download the full e-book now and discover how agencies are turning complexity into resilience. READ NOW Thanks,   The Federal News Network Team © Federal News Network  5425 Wisconsin Ave Chevy Chase, MD 20815   If you believe this has been sent to you in error, please safely unsubscribe .