Industry Insights

With the FY2023 presidential budget released, the new administration had promised changes to the US Homeland Security approach with a greater focus on trade. This snapshot focuses on delivering a Birdseye view of presidential budget request and what it means for:

• Biometric investment
• Border Patrol facilities and platforms
• USGC marine and aerial assets

IDGA conducted an exclusive interview with Cyberspace Solarium Commission Co-Chairman's, Senator Angus King and Congressman Michael Gallagher and Executive Director, Mark Montgomery outlining the context and some of the product of the Cyberspace Solarium Commission that was authorized by the Fiscal Year 2019 National Authorization Act.

Cybersecurity is arguably one of the most pressing matters across the US federal government.

IDGA had the pleasure of interviewing RADM, USN (ret.) Mark Montgomery, Senior Director, Center on Cyber and Technology Innovation, discussing the challenges of implementing cybersecurity across the government and private sector.

This discussion:

• Details the recommendations of the Cyberspace Solarium Commission 2.0 and its efforts to strengthen agencies like CISA and the Office of the National Cyber Director
• Offers a state-of-play of current cybersecurity challenges
• Identifies some of the biggest risks faced today, and how to mitigate them
  

Nelson Balido delivers a hard-hitting interview on the current state of the play of Homeland. He delves into Homeland's current challenges, especially the situation on North America’s Southern Border. Furthermore, as chairman of the 2024 event, he explains what he expects, and how vendors can make the most out of it. An honest and direct interview, for anyone in the homeland domain.

Eric Hysen, Chief Information Officer of the Department of Homeland Security, spoke with IQPC's Justin Ederheimer about the need for mindful modernisation in cybersecurity systems, the importance - but insufficiency - of the cloud, and building talented teams.

Hear IDGA conduct an exclusive interview with U.S Department of Homeland Security Chief Procurement Officer, Soraya Correa outlining the Procurement Priorities to enable advanced Homeland Protection Capabilities.