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Nextgov s Frank Konkel joins the podcast to discuss the data breach affecting agencies and contractors.
Last week, officials revealed that hackers gained access to a third-party vendor widely used by the government, affecting agencies including Commerce, Treasury and Energy. As more news has come in about the intrusion, House committees have announced investigations, but the full extent of the incident are not yet known.
Frank Konkel is the Executive Editor of GovExec sibling site Nextgov. He joined the show to discuss the latest on the hack and the implications for government cybersecurity.
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email Up Close: Conversations with Federal Leaders, Featuring TSA, Senior Adviser, Requirements and Capability Analysis Melissa Conley
Melissa Conley, Senior Adviser, Requirements and Capability Analysis at TSA, sits down with Nextgov Executive Editor, Frank Konkel. December 9, 2020
During normal times, the Transportation Security Administration is responsible for the safety and security of 2.5 million Americans each day, and the agency is constantly examining how new technologies can both improve both mission delivery and strengthen security. During the pandemic, TSA has shifted its priorities to focus squarely on how to keep travelers safe from COVID-19. Melissa Conley, Senior Adviser, Requirements and Capability Analysis at TSA, sat down recently with Nextgov executive editor Frank Konkel to discuss the agency’s use of technology and rapid innovations brought on by its COVID-19 response.
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