As FedRAMP evolves through the consolidated rules of C26 (CR26) initiatives, Government agencies must adapt to new certification pathways, increased automation and stricter cybersecurity requirements. By preparing for emerging priorities, including post-quantum cryptography (PQC), stronger cryptographic governance and continuous compliance, agencies can modernize cybersecurity programs and support the Federal cloud ecosystem.

Access the podcast to hear experts from Qanapi, SafeLogic, stackArmor and SCOOP Cyber discuss how FedRAMP CR26 is reshaping the FedRAMP certification process through automation and continuous evidence. Learn how your agency can respond and comply with these updates while strengthening security through cryptographic agility and post-quantum readiness.

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In this podcast, experts discuss how to build durable, future-ready architectures through Modular Open Systems Architecture (MOSA) and modular open architecture, a "disconnected-first" approach and adaptable platforms such as Spectro Cloud Palette. Learn why effective tactical edge and edge computing security must be rooted in architectural decisions, rather than added as features after deployment.

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Federal agencies and businesses face growing exposure to wireless threats as modern devices introduce new cybersecurity attack vectors that traditional security tools cannot detect or control. To mitigate consumer and enterprise risks associated with IoT devices in no-phone zones, Bastille Networks’ wireless intrusion detection system identifies and quarantines unauthorized emitters and behavioral abnormalities before data breaches can occur. Explore real-world examples of how Bastille’s IoT security solution proactively defends mission-critical environments from covert emissions, unapproved device behavior and Wi-Fi deauthentication attacks.

Federal agencies and businesses face growing exposure to wireless threats as modern devices introduce new cybersecurity attack vectors that traditional security tools cannot detect or control. To mitigate consumer and enterprise risks associated with IoT devices in no-phone zones, Bastille Networks’ wireless intrusion detection system identifies and quarantines unauthorized emitters and behavioral abnormalities before data breaches can occur. Explore real-world examples of how Bastille’s IoT security solution proactively defends mission-critical environments from covert emissions, unapproved device behavior and Wi-Fi deauthentication attacks.

Listen to Forescout’s podcast to strengthen your cyber risk posture, protect critical infrastructure and secure your enterprise environments against evolving cyber threats.

Listen to Tanium’s podcast to discover how your organization can strengthen IT management, improve audit readiness and achieve CMMC Level 2 certification.

Explore how the Spectro Cloud Palette platform secures Kubernetes & edge management for Government IT teams. Access the podcast series to accelerate ATO today.

In this episode of the Wireless Threat Series Podcast, hosts Adrian Sanabria and Jon Bundy lay the groundwork on all things Bluetooth. They trace the tech from its 1994 origins through today's v6.2 spec, unpacking the two parallel stacks — Bluetooth Classic and BLE — and how they differ in power, speed, and security. They break down pairing methods, bonding, encryption gaps, and the surprising places Bluetooth shows up beyond your earbuds. Plus: a live sniffing demo.

Public Sector organizations face a rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape where 90% of cyber breaches involve compromised credentials. To address identity-based attacks and go beyond network defense, organizations must adopt an identity-first security strategy that prioritizes resilience, visibility and recovery.

In this episode of Identity Under Attack: Building Resilience in a Zero Trust Era, Zack Brigman discusses the evolution of identity-based attacks, the new risks introduced by AI and non-human identities and the importance of having a resilient backup and recovery strategy.

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To secure operational technology (OT) environments, Federal agencies need cybersecurity solutions that comply with Zero Trust and CMMC requirements. Trout’s Access Gate solution seamlessly integrates with existing OT systems to prevent cyber threats and reduce risk.

Access the Zero Trust for Operations podcast to discover how to close network security gaps with insights from SCOOP Cyber and Trout. Learn how your agency can seamlessly deploy Zero Trust frameworks that secure devices, reduce threats and achieve CMMC standards for your current systems.