SACRAMENTO — Public-sector cybersecurity professionals gathered in Sacramento Thursday for the annual California Cybersecurity Education Summit* to compare notes on the landscape and the big risks and opportunities on the horizon.
Some Solace on Quantum: There were a couple different takes on quantum computing and what it would mean for government cybersecurity.
The other end of that conversation was more muted: It’ll be disruptive, but there’s still time to prepare and react.
Meeting Minimums: One priority Marshall reiterated is his desire to identify what he calls “minimum viable security” for state departments, the education sector and local and tribal governments.
*The California Cybersecurity Education Summit is hosted by Government Technology, Industry Insider — California's sister publication.