Welcome to the “Quantum Key Distribution:  Securing Future Network Communications” podcast hosted on Government Technology Insider.  Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) provides a new level of security. By leveraging encryption keys, two end locations in different places can exchange and send files over in seconds – and these files are safe because hackers can’t steal encryption keys.

QKD is considered to be the most secure form of information sharing because it leverages instant threat detection and Zero Trust Architecture to notify teams when there is a threat detected.

However, is this the safest form of information sharing for the government?  Today, we are speaking with Lee Sattler, Distinguished Engineer at Verizon, who will answer this question and much more.

PODCAST: Quantum Key Distribution -- Securing Future Network Communications

At the recent 2022 Rocky Mountain Cyberspace Symposium (RMCS22), leaders from the Air Force met with industry to discuss how to support the nation’s airborne fighting force in an increasingly complex threat environment. Regardless of where the threat to U.S. national interests comes from what is essential is that the Air Force remains agile and resilient.

In this podcast, we take a closer look at the tech investment strategies that will enable the Air Force to be mission-ready in a new era. And today we are joined by Heather Lacroix, President of Chronos Operation and General Manager Chenega Technical Innovations, and David Reaves, Managing Client Partner, Department of Defense at Verizon, to discuss this topic further.

PODCAST: The Future for the Air Force Depends on Agility and Resilience

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