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Dell’s Jeffrey Lush on FedRAMP and ‘certified once, use many times’

August 30, 2013

Jeffrey Lush, CTO, Dell Services Federal Government, shares in this FedScoopTV interview how IT — and cloud computing, specifically — can lower the cost of government

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FedScoopTV: McAfee Senior Advanced Technology and Field Engineering Vice President Michael Fey

McAfee Senior Advanced Technology and Field Engineering Vice President Michael Fey discusses cybersecurity best practices and trends, especially “big security data,” with FedScoopTV.

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Dell’s Jeffrey Lush on FedRAMP and ‘certified once, use many times’

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