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Acquiring highly skilled resources can be a challenge, especially in Top Secret environments. Quick and easy access to TS/SCI-cleared Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) can make all the difference.

NITAAC has 137 Labor Categories for a range of professional services at a variety of levels. One of those categories allows agencies to quickly access the knowledge of Subject Matter Experts.

Antiquated systems and a lack of infrastructure are just some of the issues the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) faced when it came to collection of duty on imported goods, merchandise processing fees, or user fees. With millions of passengers and pedestrians passing through every global CBP point of entry, whether it be from air, sea or land, CBP realized it had to put measures in place to modernize its infrastructure and ensure the best financial practices were implemented.

The Office of Water (OW) of the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is responsible for implementing the National Water Program. The EPA works with states, territories and tribal governments to protect and improve the Nation’s water quality. The EPA had been using surveys in paper form for their fresh water and marine beach data collection. However, in 2016, the EPA went from using paper surveys to a mobile application that was only available through Apple or Android platforms.

In the age of ever-evolving technology, cyber criminals are constantly looking for new strategies to infiltrate and exploit agency technology infrastructures. Agencies are constantly facing new and emerging threats. A report done in 2019 by Threat Horizon revealed that agencies will be tasked with facing future cyber threats under three key themes: disruption, distortion and deterioration.

With over 31,000 cybersecurity incidents affecting government agencies in 2018 alone, it is no surprise that government and industry come together for National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM) every October to inform Americans about the importance of cybersecurity. And while this year’s NCSAM is over, the need for cybersecurity solutions is not. 

With the rapid change and disruption inherent in the tech landscape, the transition to a Cloud and/or Hybrid Cloud solution is imperative for IT innovation and optimization, not only in the commercial space, but also in the federal government.

Blockchain is synonymous with cryptocurrencies, but have you thought about how blockchain applies to the healthcare space?

Federal agencies, hospitals and local governments have long struggled with data sharing of encrypted, permissioned health data. With the emergence of blockchain, there’s a huge opportunity to leverage this technology in the event of a flu epidemic, or even a chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear (CBRN) attack to respond to the emergency and general FDA requirements for safety and patient outcome surveillance.

Many of us now take cybersecurity seriously by taping over our laptop video cameras, updating our account passwords and only logging on to secure Wi-Fi. But, what about eavesdropping? We rarely consider that someone may be eavesdropping on our conversations at work as we discuss confidential or sensitive information. However, it is more common than you think. You just need to be in proximity of a phone for someone to listen in.

The exponential growth of the Internet has led to a significant increase in cyber-attacks within the federal government. With technology continuously evolving, attack and attackers are getting harder to detect especially with outdated systems and processes within the government.

As the pace of innovation increases and IT requirements continue to evolve, federal agencies are turning to hyperconverged infrastructure to help streamline IT operations.