Posts by Joy Barr
TechNet Indo-Pacific Securing Today’s Critical Infrastructure
Click photo to see full session details Quantum readiness isn’t just about understanding what’s coming. It’s about knowing what to do next. Join CompTIA for an interactive three-hour workshop that explores the intersection of Quantum Computing, Super Intelligence (SI), and Zero Trust and their growing impact on cybersecurity, resilience, and workforce development. Across three focused…
Read MoreWomen Leading in Defense: Beyond the Titles
Tech Talk Team Room Participants HOST: Steve Trevino – SOFtact Solutions, Director of Innovation and C5, retired CSM, USSASOC G6 Steve Trevino | LinkedIn GUESTS: Mary Allison Brinker – SOFtact Solutions Founder and CEO | LinkedIn Jessica Gronert – Women in Defense Greater Tampa Bay President | LinkedIn Women Leading in Defense: Beyond the Titles…
Read MoreTechFusion, Beyond Q-Day, AI, Quantum & the Future Fight
TechFusion The Georgia Cyber Center at Augusta University is excited to announce the next discussion in our on-going TechFusion series bringing together government, industry, and academia as we examine how emerging technologies are reshaping security, operations, and decision-making across the government on Wednesday, October 21st. Experts from the National Security Agency, Army Cyber Command, Thales…
Read MoreVeteran Transition, Mentorship, and Life After the Military
Tech Talk Team Room Participants HOST: Steve Trevino – SOFtact Solutions, Director of Innovation and C5, retired CSM, USSASOC G6 Steve Trevino | LinkedIn GUESTS: Jack Nichols – Retired CSM and Operations Director at NTT Data Service | LinkedIn Rich Baisley – Technology PM at Zscaler | LinkedIn Marty Distel – Tactical Communications Account Executive…
Read MoreProblem Solving for Soldiers Podcast
Hear from Team STS on how we are solving problems for Soldiers with ArMA and SEAM using the ServiceNow platform.
Read MoreQuantinuum Deep Dive with STS
Roy Stephan Our focus with Quantum Origin is using the power of quantum computers to improve security. We’re addressing the long-standing issue of randomness in classical computing. Classical computers are built to be predictable and repeatable, which is not ideal for creating secure, private keys. You don’t want something guessable or repeatable when it comes…
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