Federal agencies continue to advance toward a more integrated, data-driven approach to cybersecurity—one that emphasizes insight, coordination, and measurable progress. The Department of Homeland Security’s Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation (CDM) program plays a central role in this evolution, providing tools to help agencies identify risks, streamline operations, and strengthen overall resilience.
Yet as new technologies emerge, the growing array of tools and data sources can create silos that limit visibility and slow decision-making. Mobile devices, in particular, have become a critical but often overlooked element of the federal threat landscape. Addressing these gaps is key to achieving a more connected, efficient, and mature cybersecurity posture.
In this engaging discussion, government and industry leaders share practical strategies for unifying visibility across systems, integrating CDM capabilities, and transforming information into meaningful action to reduce risk.
