GOVTek Monthly Newsletter: Issue 74, October 2010

In This Issue
GTRA Council Meeting
Industry Events
June 2010 Resource Guide
Connect with GTRA
Top Headlines
Featured News
GTRA Webinar
Research & Publications
GTRA Research Briefs
Dec 2010 GTRA Security Council Meeting
Dec 2010 GTRA Defense Council Meeting
GOVTek Executive Awards
GTRA Council
 
 Pre-regstration now available $399 discount rate. CLICK HERE!
 
The GTRA SecureGOV Council Meeting is an opportunity for Government IT leaders to come together to collaborate, network, and share best practices and lessons learned across the areas paramount ensuring security around our nation's technology infrastructures and data focusing on topics such as:
  • Cyber Security & Risk Management
  • Idendity & Access Management
  • Cloud Computing & Cyber Security
  • Continuous Monitoring
  • CUI
  • Secure Information Sharing
  • Secure Social Networking
  • Web 2.0 & Open Government
  • Security Architectures
  • Privacy & E-Discovery
  • IT Governance for Security
  • Secure Telework & Mobile Workers
GTRA Council Meeting Solution Providers
Accenture
ArcSight
Authernative

NetWitness


GTRA Partners























Industry Events
  
October 7, 2010: Fall Telework Exchange Town Hall Meeting   OPM Director John Berry and GSA Admiistrator Martha Johnson will deliver the morning keynote address, titled "The Flexibility Revolution - Flex Your Telework Muscle," at the Telework Exchange Fall Town Hall Meeting on Thursday, October 7 in Washington D.C.  The all-day event will explore the government's best in telework performance, management, and technology.  Registration is complimentary for government employees. For additional information and to register, please visit www.teleworkexchange.com/
townhallmeeting.

October 12, 2010: 60 Minutes - The Future of the Perimeter
Join two pioneers in network security: Nir Zuk and Marcus Ranum, for what promises to be a very lively discussion on the future of the network perimeter. As applications and users move in and out of the enterprise network, what happens to the network perimeter as we know it? Does it go away? Evolve? How should organizations address these changes? Both Marcus and Nir are mainstays of the network security space - both having built and championed multiple successful innovations, products, and companies serving enterprise security professionals. AimPoint Group's Mark Bouchard, CISSP, will moderate this LIVE interactive online debate. Please plan on attending this important event, invite your colleagues, and bring your questions about the future of network security and the enterprise network perimeter.

Telework Exchange and Adobe will host the "Telework Best Practices: Gaining Management Support" complimentary Webcast on Thursday, October 21 from 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. ET.  The Webcast will focus on government agencies' successful tactics for gaining management buy-in and support for an agency-wide telework program.  Agency representatives will discuss collaboration technology to help managers and teleworkers stay connected, key strategies to engage management up front, and training programs tailored to help managers measure results.  For more information and to register, please visitwww.teleworkexchange.com/
gainingmanagementsupport.
 
NetWitness Corporation today announced the dates for its 2nd Annual NetWitness User Conference. To be held in Washington, D.C. on October 25th and 26th, the conference is a meeting of the minds for some of the world's most advanced network security professionals. This year's event will focus on solving two critical problem areas for government and commercial organizations: 1) detecting and stopping emerging threats associated with zero day malware and advanced data leakage, and 2) lowering business risk by empowering security teams to obtain real-time answers to the most complex security questions.

The AIM Expo is THE Auto ID & Mobile IT Annual Industry Showcase! Auto ID & Mobile IT technologies identify, track, record, store and communicate essential business or product data, and serve as the front end of enterprise software systems, providing fast and accurate collection and entry of data. The AIM Expo is the ONLY integrated Auto ID & Mobile IT showcase highlighting technology solutions for: Government, Healthcare, Manufacturing & Retail.
June 2010 GTRA Council Meeting Resource Guide




Council Meeting Awards












Connect with GTRA



Top Headlines

U.S. mounting first test of cyber-blitz response plan
DHS's "Cyber Storm III" will look at the Government's ability to respond to wide-spread cyber attacks on critical infrastructure such as power sytems, water and banks

Facebook gives you better privacy, personal info control
In response to privacy concerns, Facebook has rolled out new security features aimed at giving users more power and control over their accounts and information   

Social networks are most popular Gov 2.0 tool, survey says
Fifty-nine percent of survey respondents use social networks, with blogs and government-specific networks rounding out the top three most popular GOV 2.0 tools   

Tech CEOs Give White House Budget Advice
The guidance is aimed at saving over $1 Trillion by 2020 through more efficient and effective use of IT  
Featured News

Cybersecurity Law: What Congress Can, Cannot Pass
With mid-term elections that may result in a lame-duck 112th session of congress, analyst speculate what, if anything, will be done regarding cybersecurity law   

Senate passes compromise telework bill
The bill gives new guidelines on how to determine which federal employees are eligible to telework, and establishes a 180-day period during which agencies must complete their evaluation of eligible employees   

How to save energy and money through data center consolidation
While unfunded data center consolidation mandates are frustrating agency executives, NASA is looking at energy consumption monitoring as a way to meet some of the same goals   

GSA poised to release security guidelines for cloud products
The guidelines, which are part of FedRAMP, also will provide security authorizations and continuous monitoring of shared systems   

Agencies slowly gain ground on continuous monitoring
Although 57 percent of respondents to a recent survey said they are continuously monitoring networks, over 31 percent of those are not resolving the problems the scans identify.  
GTRA Webinar

 
A successful ePermitting strategy provides all stakeholders with access to the digital asses they need in order to have permits properly submitted, reviewed, and approved. Join GTRA and other industry experts in this roundtable to learn how to drive innovation of your programs with powerful visualization and collaboration tools.
  • Parham Eftekhari, Co-Founder and Director of Research, GTRA
  • Lars Fehse, Information Management Manager, Information Management Division, Enschede, Government of the Netherlands
  • Julian Chatwin, EMEA Business Development Manager, Oracle
 
Click HERE to Listen to this Webinar

Research & Publications

Mounting a Security Offensive to Counter Cyber Threats and Enable High Performance
With almost every transaction now conducted over the Internet, organizations become more vulnerable to cyber intrusion. Automated tools have made it easier for hackers to generate attacks, creating a flood of noise that may distract organizations from discovering the most sophisticated attacks in a timely manner. This has become a senior management issue, not just a technical problem. Strong security practices are necessary to both defend the enterprise and enable the enterprise to operate innovative new processes without increasing risk. This paper offers five steps to guide a proactive, high-performance approach to cyber security.

City of Seattle Improves Application Usage Control Policy and Enforcement with Palo Alto Networks
The City of Seattle Information Technology Department acts as a service provider to a federated system of 50-odd departments, and is a juncture point for multiple intergovernmental networks. Tasked with managing the applications, networking infrastructure and backbone that supports 10,000 users, while complying with various regulatory requirements, network security is of paramount importance.

Federal IT Group Call for Members
Hosted through a popular social network LinkedIn, the Federal IT Group serves as a unique online community for a unique blend of professionals. Its members (both from the government and vendor community) come together to share their expertise in technology solutions for federal agencies, exchange ideas, and address common challenges. The discussion topics that generated the most interest over the past few months included the Open Government Initiative, data center productivity, and small business contracting. The group membership has just passed the 800 mark and continues to grow. Among those who joined the group recently are the Deputy CIO of the Federal Trade Commission, the Chair of the National Information Exchange Model (NIEM) Technical Architecture Committee, and the CEO of XaaS, Inc. The Federal IT Group founders are proud of their ongoing partnership with the GTRA and will continuously strive to broaden our joint efforts to foster government-wide collaboration and promote technology innovation. If you are interested in joining the Federal IT Group, please visit federalitgroup.com/join. Also, follow us on Twitter @federalitgroup.

Can I Get A NetWitness? I Once Was Blind, But Now I See (Everything)
Amid a sea of commodification and consolidation of legacy security technologies, there are still a few players focused on innovation and keeping pace with the evolutions of threat actors and other adaptive persistent adversaries. NetWitness is one such company. Although easy to mis-categorize, the network player has developed and matured a powerful network-analysis platform for traffic capture, classification and analysis. With a more comprehensive record of everything that has happened on a network, the possibilities are vast. As a forensics tool, post-incident, a near full record of the network purview can be invaluable. Furthermore, as a detective control, asking the right questions can help to spot stealthy intruders and other risky behaviors well beyond the visual spectrum of legacy mainstream security. When enriched by third-party intelligence feeds, the captured sessions may help enhance the contrast between the benign misuse and electronic espionage. When integrated into ESIMs and other complementary technologies and incident-response processes, the value is further unleashed in the greater context and workflow.

Re-Inventing Network Security
For the last 15 years, port-blocking firewalls have been the cornerstone of network security. It's no secret, however, that modern applications and threats easily circumvent the traditional network firewall - so much so that enterprises have deployed an entire crop of "firewall helpers" to help remedy the situation. But that hasn't really worked. Neither have attempts to bolt application awareness and control onto existing firewall products, or to consolidate firewall helpers with a Unified Threat Management (UTM) device. Applications and threats are still making their way around these so-called solutions, frustrating IT groups that have only managed to incur additional cost and complexity without fixing the problem.

NetWitness Announces Massive Expansion of NetWitness Live
NetWitness Corporation, the world leader in real-time network forensics and next generation network security monitoring, today announced the availability of the latest version of NetWitness Live. The latest in a line of recent innovations from NetWitness, Live provides NetWitness customers with the ability to create unique content profiles containing specific threat feeds, rules, parsers, alerts and reports that have the most impact on their organization.

To Block or Not. Is That the Question?
This White Paper is a practical guide to how to properly deal with Enterprise 2.0 applications (and what they are to begin with)-from getting visibility to how to create and enforce policies that allow for safe enablement. The data used in this paper is based on application and network traffic in over 200 organizations worldwide collected during a 6-months period in 20091.

Palo Alto Networks Selected As Global Entrepreneurial Company of the Year
Palo Alto Networks, the network security company, today announced that it has received the prestigious recognition of Frost & Sullivan's "2010 Global Entrepreneurial Company of the Year Award" for its accomplishments in the firewall market.


GTRA Research Briefs

Managing Risk in a World of Shared Information
As cyber threats increase at unprecedented levels, the onus is on government IT leaders to stay ahead of the curve to ensure the security of our data and critical infrastructures. This is made more challenging with the rise in data sharing and new infrastructures such as Cloud, both of which ultimately result in data moving outside of your control. In this GTRA Research Brief, we will look at what is causing this rise in data sharing, what potential threats exist, and share ideas on what you can do to minimize your risk.

Trust: The Foundation of Effective Teams & Good Leadership
As part of our commitment to focus on developing leadership skills in the federal IT community, this GTRA Research Brief will focus on a cultural characteristic we feel is critical to achieve deparment/agency-wide success: Trust. In this Brief, we will discuss why Trust is important and give the reader a list of actions he/she can take immediately to begin to demonstrate their commitment to Trust and ultimately help establish a
culture of Trust in their organization.
GTRA Security Council Meeting
December 5-7, 2010 - Bedford, PA


Register now for the $399 discounted rate!
  
CLICK HERE!

The invitation-only GTRA SecureGOV Council is an opportunity for Government IT leaders to come together to collaborate, network, and share best practices and lessons learned across the areas paramount ensuring security around our nation's technology infrastructures and data.  With increased security and privacy concerns coupled with ever-increasing demands for transparency and information sharing, Government's IT elite and commercial business partners will converge at the GTRA SecureGOV Council meeting to develop winning success strategies in a non-hostile, non-political environment.
Scope Items Include:
  • Continuous Monitoring
  • CUI Initiative
  • Cyber Security and Cyber Terrorism
  • Risk Management
  • Identity and Access Management
  • Cloud Computing Security
GTRA Defense Council Meeting
December 5-7, 2010 - Bedford, PA


Register now for the $399 discounted rate!

CLICK HERE!

The GTRA Defense Council Meeting brings together senior IT leaders from across the Defense, Intelligence, and DHS communities to develop strategies and identify technologies to support today's most pressing areas including Cyber Security, Information Sharing, Mobility, Infrastructure Modernization, and Military/Government/Industry/International Collaboration.  With a curriculum built in partnership with agencies and departments across the government, the GTRA Defense Council Meeting is the premiere annual meeting for Defense IT executive who view peer-collaboration as a critical element of success.
Scope Items Incude:
  • Secure Information Sharing
  • Cyber Security & Terrorism
  • Identity & Access Management
  • Technology for National Security
  • Security Architectural
  • Secure Social Media
GOVTek Executive Government
Technology Awards

GOVTek Executive Government Technology Awards for 2011 call for government and industry nominations is officially open! These awards are recognizing leaders with vision, innovation and remarkable accomplishments from, both government and industry, who have improved the way government delivers services, interacts with citizens, shares information, and protects its national assets.

GTRA's Government Council and Industry Advisory Board will judge the nominations and host the GOVTek Awards Cruise to be held in Miami, Florida, January 29th and 30th, 2011. GTRA is officially calling for nominations in the following categories:
Government Excellence:
Excellence in Government Leadership
Excellence in Project Management
Excellence in Cyber Security
Excellence in Sustainability
Infrastructure Modernization Achievement
Excellence in Social Media
Excellence in Transparency
Government Innovator of the Year
Women in GOV Technology

Industry Solutions & Technologies:
Best of Breed Security Solution
Best of Breed Mobile Solution
Best of Breed Cloud Solution
Best of Breed Green IT Solution
Best of Breed Transparency Solution
Excellence in Government Service
Women in Technology
Top 20 Solution Providers to Watch for 2011

FOR NOMINATIONS
GO TO:
GOVTekAwards.org

Special Thanks to the GTRA Council Members
Dr. Suzanne Acar, Senior Information Architect (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Deedee Akeo, Chief Architect, Business Transformation Agency (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Lynn Allen, Deputy Chief Information Officer for Business and Technology Modernization, HUD (Security Council)
Dr. Peter Alterman, Senior Advisor for Strategic Initiatives, NIH (Security Council)
Frank Bauer, Vice President for Government Training and Professional Development, Graduate School (Workforce & Leadership Council)
Dr. Scott Bernard, Acting Chief Architect, OMB (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Andrew Blumenthal, Chief Technology Officer, ATF, Justice (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Dr. W. Stan Boddie, PMP, CISSP, Professor of Systems & Technology Management, i-College, NDU (Workforce & Leadership Council)
Thomas Boyce, PMP, Deputy Chief Information Officer & Director, Office of Information Services, NRC (CXO Council)
Gayle Bracy, Director, Office of Enterprise Solutions, Treasury (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Robert F. Brese, Acting Deputy CIO,Energy (CXO Council)
Dr. Barry Brown, Deputy Director, Enterprise Systems Engineer, Customs and Border Patrol, DHS (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Devon Bryan, Director, Cybersecurity Operations, IRS (Security Council)
Jonathan Cantor, Executive Director for Privacy & Disclosure, SSA (Security Council)
Marian Cody, Chief Information Security Officer, HUD (Security Council) 
Colleen Coggins, Chief Knowledge Officer, Interior (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Doreen Cox, Chief Architect, Director, Enterprise Architecture Branch, Office of Information Technology, Customs & Border Protection, DHS (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Patricia Craighill, Special Advisor to the Chief, Warfighting Integration, NEXTGEN/JPDO, Assistant Director of Defense, SAF/XC - NEXTGEN, U.S. Air Force (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Elisa Cruz, Chief Information Security Officer, FEMA (Security Council)
Linda Cureton, Chief Information Officer, NASA (CXO Council)
Jirka Danek, CTO & CISO, Information Technology Services Branch, Public Works Government Services Canada (CXO Council)
Kevin Deeley, Chief Information Security Officer, Justice (Security Council)
Brian Doerk, PMP, Project Manager, U.S. Coast Guard (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Steve Elky, Chief Information Security Officer, Library of Congress (Security Council)
Rich Ferguson, Chief Information Officer, Federal Labor Relations Authority (CXO Council)
Frederic Foley, Chief Architect and Director of Enterprise Architecture, U.S. Coast Guard (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Mary Forbes, Chief Enterprise Architect, HHS (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Ylanda Ford, Director, Enterprise Architecture, OCIO, HUD (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Christopher Fornecker, Chief Technology Officer, Integrated Acquisition Environment, GSA (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Sharon Fratta-Hill, Ph.D., VP of Academic Programs and Distance Education, Graduate School (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Christopher Garcia, Director, Cyber Security and Incident Response Center, FAA (Security Council)
AJ Germek, Assistant Deputy Special Inspector General, CIO for the Troubled Asset Relief Program, SIGTARP, Treasury (CXO Council)
Ned Goldberg, Chief Information Security Officer, FDIC (Security Council)
Peter Gouldmann, Security Architect & Knowledge Officer, Office of Information Assurance, US Department of State (Security Council)
Ken Griffey, NCCIPS Transition Manager, Stennis Space Center, NASA (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Ira Grossman, Chief Enterprise Architect, FEMA (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Chris Hardy, Director, e-Learning and Technology Center, DAU (Workforce & Leadership Council)
Brad Harshman, Chief Enterprise Architect, National Nuclear Security Administration, Energy (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Randolph C. Hite, Director, IT Architecture & Systems Issues, GAO (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Marc Hollander, Chief Operating Officer, NIEHS, NIH (CXO Council)
Jerry Horton, Chief Information Officer, US Agency for International Development USAID (CXO Council)
Patrick Howard, Chief Information Security Officer, NRC (Security Council)
Marlene Howze, Chief Architect/Enterprise Architecture Program Manager, Labor (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Jack Israel, Chief Information Officer, I&A, DHS (Security Council)
James Johnson, Chief Information Officer, Congressional Budget Office (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Richard Klemmer, Chief Enterprise Architect, NTIA, Commerce (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Mary Lacey, Deputy Program Director, AEGIS Ballistic Missile Defense, Missile Defense Agency
(Security Council)
Kevin Lawson, Branch Chief, Applications Development Branch, IT Division, TSA (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Phillip Loranger, Deputy Chief Information Security Officer, Education (Security Council)
Tan Luong, Chief Enterprise Architect, IT Department, US Mint (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Roger Mahach, Chief Information Security & Privacy Officer, OCC, Treasury (Security Council)
Randy Maples, CEA, Deputy Chief Information Officer - Management, FTC (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Ethel Matthews, Senior Advisor to Chief Information Officer, Security and Privacy, SBA (Security Council)
Mary McCaffery, Senior Advisor, Assistant Administrator, EPA (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
John McCue, Acting Chief Enterprise Architect, Office of Administration, White House (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Chuck McGann, Director, Corporate Information Security, US Postal Service (Security Council)
Margaret Mech, Chief Information Security Officer, FTC (Security Council)
Matt Newman, Professor of Systems Management, NDU (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Jillian O'Connell, Chief, Enterprise Investment and Information Management, US Geological Survey (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Walt Okon, Senior Enterprise Architect, DoD Enterprise Architecture & Standards Directorate, Defense (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Bajinder Paul, Chief Information Officer of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Treasury (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Richard Prentiss, Assistant Director, Enterprise Computing Center, IRS, Treasury (Security Council)
John Rogers, Chief, CIO & DPfM Division, USTRANSCOM (CXO Council)
Ken Rogers, Director, Enterprise Architecture & Strategic Planning, IRM/BPC/EAP, U.S. Department of State (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Joe Rose, Chief Architect, Education (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Larry Ruffin, Chief Information Security Officer, Interior (Security Council)
Timothy Ruland, Chief Information Security Officer, Census Bureau (Security Council)
Eddie Saffarinia, Assistant Inspector General for Information Technology, Interior (CXO Council)
Peter Sand, Director of Privacy Technology, DHS (Security Council)
Dr. Ronald Sanders, Associate Director of National Intelligence for Human Capital, Chief Human Capital Officer, DNI (Workforce & Leadership Council)
Daniel Sands, Chief Information Security Officer, Director, Information Security and Awareness Office, OCIO, National Institutes of Health, HHS (Security Council)
Marco Santini, Deputy Director, Customer Accounts & Research, GSA (Workforce & Leadership Council)
Daud Santosa, Chief Technology Officer, National Business Center, Interior (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Derek Scarbrough, Chief Information Officer, Institute of Museum and Library Services (CXO Council)
Michael Schievelbein, FBMS Implementation Office, Lead Technologist, Office of the Secretary, Interior (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Tim Schmidt, Chief Technology Officer, Transportation (CXO Council)
Robert Seay, Acting Chief Enterprise Architect, GSA (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Donna K. Seymour, Deputy Assistant for Administration for the Under Secretary of the Navy, Navy (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Rene' E. Smeraglia, Chief Information Security Officer, US Mint (Security Council)
James Smith, Chief Enterprise Architect, Bureau of Consular Affairs, State (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
David Stender, Associate CIO for Cybersecurity, Chief Information Security Officer, IRS (Security Council)
John Sullivan, Enterprise Architecture Advisor, Office of Governmentwide Policy, GSA (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Peter Sullivan, Director, Office of the Chief Information Officer, Labor (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Eric Sweden, Chief Enterprise Architect, NASCIO (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Harry Tabak, Chief Enterprise Architect, NOAA National Weather Service (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Diana Takata, Acting Chief Architect, JPDO, Next Generation Air Transportation System (NextGen) (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
George Thomas, Enterprise Architect, HHS (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Dr. Paul A. Tibbits, MD, Deputy Chief Information Officer, Office of Enterprise Development, Veterans Affairs (CXO Council)
Wolf Tombe, Chief Technology Officer, Customs & Borders Protection, DHS (CXO Council)
Dr. James Trinka, Director, Training and Technical Development, FAA (Workforce & Leadership Council)
Arleas Upton-Kea, Director, Division of Administration, FDIC (Workforce & Leadership Council)
Raghav Vajjhala, Chief Enterprise Architect & Director, Office of Enterprise Architecture, Treasury (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Brian Wilczynski, Director, Enterprise Architecture & Standards, Defense (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Dennis Wisnosky, Chief Architect, Chief Technical Officer, Business Mission Area, Office of the Deputy Chief Management Officer, Defense (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Paul Wormeli, Executive Director, Integrated Justice Information Systems Institute (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Col. Douglas Wreath, Director, Net Centric Operations Division, Joint Planning and Development Office (JPDO) US Air Force (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Dr. Robert "Rocky" Young, Associate Professor of Systems Management, NDU (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
David Zeppieri, Chief Information Officer, Overseas Private Investment Corporation (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Please don't hesitate to contact us should you have any questions or need assistance.  Thank you and I hope to see you in December!
 
Warm Regards,
 
Deborah Kay
Government Technology Research Alliance (GTRA)
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