CarahCast: Podcasts on Technology in the Public Sector

In this episode, Tony Cook, Vice President of Service Strategy and Threat Intelligence at GuidePoint Security, and Patricia Titus, Field CISO at Abnormal AI, discuss how agencies use AI to prevent phishing attacks and secure email gateways. Discover how Federal agencies can leverage threat intelligence, incident response, attack surface management and Zero Trust to protect critical information.

Explore how Check Point’s web application firewall secures Government applications with AI-powered detection.

In this episode, Geo George, Account Executive at Salesforce, and Amit Sehrawat, Principal Solution Engineer for Data Foundation at Salesforce, discuss how Salesforce uses autonomous data management to creates trusted, accessible environments. Discover how transportation organizations can use data-driven insights to improve operations.

This podcast features industry professionals from SAP Concur and Genesis Consulting, discussing current obstacles utility departments face, such as more frequent extreme weather events that strain field operations and require rapid crew mobilization across sprawling service territory. Hear speakers talk about possible solutions for resilient finance operations and why regulators are demanding improved documentation for utility defenses.
Access the podcast to learn how utilities can prepare for increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks on critical grid infrastructure. Explore how your organization can strengthen finance operations for grid and cyber disruptions, automate accounts payable and invoice-processing workflows and enhance visibility and financial control.
Listen to the podcast to learn how your organization can build resilient, business-continuous finance operations.

This episode is focused around the growing challenges of securing federal systems against ransomware, emerging AI agents, and unpatchable legacy infrastructure. Steve Cooperman, President, SCOOP Cyber and Bob Blakey Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer, MIMIC, will discuss how known-good enforcement, virtual patching, and AI agent governance can help organizations move beyond detection-based security and prevent unauthorized activity before it executes.