100 Days of Impact: Reshaping the Fight Against Child Trafficking
22:20
Bridging Borders: How Shared Tech is Transforming Border Operations
15:26
Space Readiness: Tomorrow's Frontier Today with Dr. Vishnu Reddy
18:11
30 Years Since Oklahoma City: How One Tragedy Shaped Our Nation's Future Security
12:17
Protecting Federal Workers from Doxxing: Interview with Ron Zayas, CEO of Ironwall by Incogni
24:45
Cyber Risks to the Maritime Transportation System (MTS): Interview with Tina Won Sherman, GAO
15:17
Book Talk: Mark Bailey, Author of Unknowable Minds
12:58
Supporting Survivors with Our Rescue: Interview with CEO Tammy Lee
07:19
Understanding the Threat of Human Trafficking with Doug Gilmer, former Liaison, CCHT
14:47
Book Talk: Dr. Lydia Kostopoulos, Imagination Dilemma
14:49
Book Talk: Kathleen Scudder, What Did I Sign Up For?
16:05
Interview with James Turgal, former CIO, FBI now VP at Optiv on the Chinese Hack on the US Treasury
18:56
Book Talk: Dr. Ajit Maan, Narrative Warfare and Lt. Col. Scott Mann, Nobody Is Coming to Save You
29:54
Book Talk: Dr. Russell Glenn, Brutal Catalyst
21:22
Virtual Conversation with Mary Rodriguez, DOJ: INTERPOL's Executive Committee
22:41
GSA Hosts Industry Webinar on FAR Overhaul Initiative
The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) hosted a webinar yesterday to engage more than 5,500 industry stakeholders on a major initiative to overhaul the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR).
S&T’s Technologically Speaking Podcast Explores How Tech Standards Impact Life, Death,...
In this episode of the S&T Technologically Speaking Podcast, host Brittany Greco sits down with S&T Senior Standards Advisor Renee Stevens for a lively discussion about how setting standards for technology development can actually be a matter of life, death, and national security.
Disaster Nation: How Federal Overreach and Local Failures Shape America’s Crisis Response
The following excerpt is drawn from the Prologue of Disaster Nation, a new book by David J. Alexander that examines how America’s disaster response system has become reactive, fragmented, and fiscally unsustainable.