Bart Green's guest appearances

Bart Green

StateScoop Radio

Kevin Greene

Patrick Sullivan

Rick Bryant

Joshua Corman

Sean Frazier

Keith Casey

Scott Pattison

Ben Goodman

Bill Priemer

Ted Girard

Tommy Cathey

Nelson Moe

Allan Wong

Wendy M. Pfeiffer

OwlTail

Remote

Telework is here to stay for the foreseeable future and state and local agencies continue to build on their efforts to support the remote workforce. One of the security questions that should be top of mind for IT leaders is whether their employees are accessing critical applications from trusted devices.In this podcast, security experts discuss how the pandemic is testing the boundaries of IT security, including authentication. Sponsored by Duo Security.Guests: Sean Frazier, Advisory CISO, Federal and Bart Green, VP, State, Local and Education at Cisco’s Duo SecurityHost: Wyatt Kash, SVP, Content Strategy, Scoop News GroupLook for more from the "Speed to Security" series on www.statescoop.com/listen

Telework is here to stay for the foreseeable future and state and local agencies continue to build on their efforts to support the remote workforce. One of the security questions that should be top of mind for IT leaders is whether their employees are accessing critical applications from trusted devices. In this podcast, security experts discuss how the pandemic is testing the boundaries of IT security, including authentication. Sponsored by Duo Security. Guests: Sean Frazier, Advisory CISO, Federal and Bart Green, VP, State, Local and Education at Cisco’s Duo Security Host: Wyatt Kash, SVP, Content Strategy, Scoop News Group Look for more from the "Speed to Security" series on <a href="http://www.statescoop.com/listen" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.statescoop.com/listen</a>

Ransomware defense for remote workers, with Duo Security's Sean Frazier and Bart Green

State and local agencies can make it easier and safer for their employees to work remotely, with identity and access solutions that validate the security of devices connecting to the network. Increasing the degree of visibility on how remote devices are configured will go a long way to reduce network risks, especially for those who may need to use their own devices, say security experts. Sponsored by Duo Security.Guests: Bart Green, Vice President, State, Local and Education markets, Duo Security and Sean Frazier, Advisory CISO, Federal, Duo SecurityLook for more coverage of the “Speed to Security” series on www.statescoop.com/listen

State and local agencies can make it easier and safer for their employees to work remotely, with identity and access solutions that validate the security of devices connecting to the network. Increasing the degree of visibility on how remote devices are configured will go a long way to reduce network risks, especially for those who may need to use their own devices, say security experts. Sponsored by Duo Security. Guests: Bart Green, Vice President, State, Local and Education markets, Duo Security and Sean Frazier, Advisory CISO, Federal, Duo Security Look for more coverage of the “Speed to Security” series on <a href="http://www.statescoop.com/listen" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.statescoop.com/listen</a>

Duo Security's Sean Frazier and Bart Green discuss network security for state and local agencies

It’s a particularly difficult time for state and local agencies, some of which have moved to almost 100% remote work over the course of days. The number of users accessing government networks and applications from outside the organization’s perimeter has created an urgent security problem.As CIOs respond to this new surge in remote work, they have an opportunity to deploy future-ready security solutions that can be quickly implemented and managed from the cloud. Sponsored by Duo Security.Guests from Duo Security: Bart Green, VP, SLED and Sean Frazier, Advisory CISO, FederalLook for more coverage of “Speed to Security” on www.statescoop.com/listen

It’s a particularly difficult time for state and local agencies, some of which have moved to almost 100% remote work over the course of days. The number of users accessing government networks and applications from outside the organization’s perimeter has created an urgent security problem. As CIOs respond to this new surge in remote work, they have an opportunity to deploy future-ready security solutions that can be quickly implemented and managed from the cloud. Sponsored by Duo Security. Guests from Duo Security: Bart Green, VP, SLED and Sean Frazier, Advisory CISO, Federal Look for more coverage of “Speed to Security” on <a href="http://www.statescoop.com/listen" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.statescoop.com/listen</a>