HMG Strategy & Zoom Webinar Presents:
Communicate, Collaborate, and Operate 'Full Speed Ahead' on your Federal Mission with Zoom for Government
Topic
Learn how Zoom’s Zoom for Government platform can help your agency meet your mission needs, empower your workforce, and elevate the communities you serve & defend - today, and in the new future ahead.
Background
As COVID-19 transformed secure Federal buildings into threat vectors of disease, agencies were forced to quickly deploy at-scale remote work solutions to ensure continuity of operations. As restrictions persist and we develop a body of lessons-learned, Federal leaders are defining a new normal of operations for communication, collaboration, and engagement with the public: blending in-person and remote work for the foreseeable future.
Meet Zoom for Government
The Zoom for Government platform has been developed from the ground-up for the Federal mission. We designed it with key Federal certifications and security built-in.
In May 2019, Zoom announced that its authorization under the U.S. Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) had been approved, with the sponsorship of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. This authorization allows U.S. Federal Government agencies to securely use the Zoom for Government platform for video meetings, API integrations, and more. We also have specific authorizations supporting our wide deployment across civilian government and the military.
FEATURED SPEAKER
Gary Sorrentino, Global Deputy CIO & Chairman, Zoom CISO Council, Zoom
Gary Sorrentino currently serves as the Global Deputy CIO at Zoom Video Communications. For over 12 years, Gary was the Chief Technology Officer for J.P. Morgan AWM’s global technology infrastructure initiatives, where he managed its Data Privacy program and was responsible for Infrastructure, Application and End User Technology Production Support. Prior to joining J.P. Morgan, Gary was Head of Global Infrastructure and Head of Technology Efficiencies at Citi Private Bank, where he was responsible for Global Infrastructure Support and strategic technology initiatives.
FEATURED SPEAKER
Jason Lee, CISO, Zoom
Jason Lee is the Chief Information Security Officer at Zoom with 20 years of experience in technology, with a specialization in information security and operating mission critical services. He was recently the Senior Vice President of Security Operations at Salesforce where he was accountable for the global organization delivering critical end-to-end security operations to customers and employees including company wide network and system security, incident response, threat intel, data protection, vulnerability management, intrusion detection, identity and access management, and the offensive security team.
Prior to Salesforce, he held the position of Principal Director of Security Engineering for the Windows and Devices division in Microsoft with the charter of protecting the online services of Windows Update, XBOX live, and the Microsoft online store. He was also the Senior Director of Developer Services where he was responsible for the design and management of the mission critical PKI for all products across Microsoft. This included cryptographic services in products such as Windows and SQL Server, and cloud services such as Azure and Office 365. Additionally, Jason was responsible for the codesigning and anti-malware services supporting Microsoft in that role.
FEATURED SPEAKER
Matt Mandrgoc, Head of U.S. Federal, Zoom
FEATURED SPEAKER
Hunter Muller, President & CEO, HMG Strategy
Hunter is the President and CEO of HMG Strategy, LLC, the largest independent, objective, transparent and collaborative executive network in the world. HMG focuses on innovation and breakthrough strategies for core, parallel and new markets while studying the most successful organizations eco-systems and platforms such as Amazon and Microsoft.
FEATURED SPEAKER
Randy Barr, Head of Product Security, Zoom
Randy Barr is the Head of Product Security at Zoom Video Communications. Randy joined Zoom in January 2020 from Topia, where he had served as Chief Information Security Officer. Prior to joining Topia, he held the CISO role at Aryaka Networks, Saba, ServiceSource, and Qualys. Before Qualys, Randy led security at Yodlee, and before that, he spent eight years as the CISO at WebEx, prior to and after its acquisition by Cisco. He holds a BA in Computer Science and a BA in Business Administration, both from the University of Phoenix.
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