Disparate, but Secure

Zoom bombs, fishy texts, demanding emails: COVID-19 has revealed the capabilities and infrastructure not yet in place to support a fully remote state and local government workforce. This webcast explored how federal, state and local officials have leveraged budgets, policies, and personnel to respond quickly to cybersecurity threats during the massive shift to working from home. The panel investigated what it’ll take to put the ransomware protections and cybersecurity infrastructure in place in order to have a secure, remote workforce.

	Opening Remarks
	The Possibility of an Entirely Remote Workforce: Editorial Discussion Michael T. Dent, Chief Information Security and Privacy Officer, Fairfax County Government Tye Hayes, Chief Technology Officer, City of Atlanta David Forscey, Managing Director, Aspen Cybersecurity Group, Aspen Institute Moderator: Aaron Boyd, Senior Editor of Technology and Events, Nextgov
	Audience Q & A
	Industry Discussion with WWT and Cisco John Evans, Chief Technology Advisor, State and Local Government & Education, World Wide Technology Will Ash, Senior Director, Security Sales, U.S. Public Sector Global Security Sales Organization (GSSO), Cisco Systems, Inc. James Hanson, Vice President and Publisher, Nextgov
	Closing Remarks