Daniel Claudino is a Research Scientist in the Quantum Computational Science Group in the Oak Ridge National Laboratory and affiliated with the Quantum Science Center, one of the five National QIS Research Centers. His main interests lie in quantum simulation, with focus on quantum chemistry, and various aspects of quantum software, spanning simulators, frameworks, compilers, programming languages, and integration with high-performance computi...

As federal agencies confront increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, the need for robust cybersecurity programs have never been greater. Generative AI offers a transformative opportunity to enhance key aspects of federal cybersecurity, including threat detection, vulnerability management, security operations, and compliance activities. Moving beyond traditional, human-driven analyses and pre- defined rules, Generative AI enables capabilities...

Join us on Tuesday, April 8, 2025, for the next Loudoun CyberTech Event at Old Ox Brewery, in Ashburn! Want a custom name tag to enhance your networking opportunities? Register HERE for this event and we’ll have it waiting for you at the door! We are excited to bring you a fireside chat featuring RavenTek! Brett Lucas, the Director of AI, and Ryan Coleman, the VP of Sales, who will discuss how to cut through the hype of Artificial Intell...

The convergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Quantum Computing (QC) blends the long-established successes of AI with the new computational capabilities of QC. The two technologies have great promise to compliment and augment each other’s performance. This talk will focus on four potential synergies between QC and AI developed by experts in both fields during a QED-C workshop on QC/AI: novel solutions and applications beyond those...

Our third annual virtual symposium features more than 40 speakers from government, industry and academia who will highlight the progress DoD has made in implementing Zero Trust. We will share lessons learned, steps to Zero Trust maturity and ways to modernize Zero Trust implementation. Whether you are just beginning your Zero Trust journey or are well down the path, this symposium will energize and equip you for the road ahead. Don't miss one...

The Government Information Technology Executive Council (GITEC) is dedicated to fostering professional development and creating collaborative platforms for the Federal Government, academia, and industry to come together and address emerging technology challenges. Originally established in response to a White House memorandum issued on June 28, 1966, GITEC has provided a unique forum where Senior Level Government and Industry Executives can eng...

Daniel Claudino is a Research Scientist in the Quantum Computational Science Group in the Oak Ridge National Laboratory and affiliated with the Quantum Science Center, one of the five National QIS Research Centers. His main interests lie in quantum simulation, with focus on quantum chemistry, and various aspects of quantum software, spanning simulators, frameworks, compilers, programming languages, and integration with high-performance computi...

Join ATARC's Public Sector Zero Trust Summit on March 6, 2025 at the Carahsoft Conference and Collaboration Center in Reston, VA., where public and private sector leaders come together to explore the latest advancements, strategies, and solutions in Zero Trust architecture. This must-attend event will feature expert-led sessions, interactive panels, and networking opportunities designed to help organizations strengthen cybersecurity frameworks...

Join us on Tuesday, March 4, 2025, for the next Loudoun CyberTech Event at Old Ox Brewery, in Ashburn! Want a custom name tag to enhance your networking opportunities? Register below for this event and we’ll have it waiting for you at the door! We are excited to host an impactful conversation surrounding Women in Cybersecurity, featuring Kelly McCracken, SVP at Salesforce, Sheryl Tolbert, Chief Enterprise Architect at Nightwing, and Sara...

The federal workforce is at a pivotal crossroads. The federal workforce needs to mature past the debate of traditional office space versus the home office. It needs to enable face-to-face collaboration, team interaction, and direct leadership while remaining fully functional during planned travel as well as unexpected events. Including across all levels of confidentiality, security, and classification. To make this happen, we need a secure mob...