Each year, influential chief information officers from government and industry gather at the Potomac Officers Club’s Annual CIO Summit to discuss what’s on the horizon for federal IT, technology, cybersecurity and more. POC is preparing for its 5th Annual CIO Summit next month, and three key public sector CIOs just joined the speaker lineup, making this an event you won’t want to miss.
Hear from the best and brightest CIOs in the GovCon sector on April 17. Register here for your chance to expand your network, unlock new business opportunities and stay educated on the most important topics in federal IT.
Ann Dunkin (pending approval)
Department of Energy CIO Ann Dunkin is responsible for managing DOE’s information technology portfolio and modernization, overseeing the agency’s cybersecurity initiatives, leading digital transformation efforts and enabling collaboration across the enterprise.
Dunkin recently spoke about DOE’s cloud efforts, saying, “A lot of our work right now around the cloud is more about security, and making sure that people are using the cloud in a secure manner, and about scalability so that we can lower our costs by providing higher scale instances.”
She has also spoken about DOE’s efforts to harness artificial intelligence. Don’t miss more insights from Dunkin about AI, cloud and more at POC’s 5th Annual CIO Summit!
Robert Costello
Robert Costello serves as the CIO for the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, and in this capacity, he spearheads CISA’s efforts to develop, deploy, secure and support technology solutions.
Recently Costello shared that CISA is undergoing a large-scale modernization process and plans to migrate its legacy IT systems to a new solution later this year.
Doug Cossa
Doug Cossa is the Defense Intelligence Agency’s CIO, and one of his top priorities for 2024 is modernizing the government’s top secret network — the Joint Worldwide Intelligence Communication System known as JWICS. Watch our video interview with Cossa to learn more about his priorities as DIA CIO.
At POC’s Intel Summit last year, Cossa spoke about zero trust, open source intelligence and more — read our recap from his panel discussion here.
