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Alper Kerman

Security Engineer and Project Manager, National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence

NIST

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Alper Kerman

Security Engineer and Project Manager, National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence

NIST

Alper Kerman is a Security Engineer and Project Manager at the National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE), a part of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). In this role, he is responsible for leading and managing collaborative projects with industry organizations, government agencies, and academic institutions to address businesses’ most pressing cybersecurity issues. Kerman currently serves as the technical lead for the zero trust demonstration project at the NCCoE. He has more than 30 years of experience in IT that spans software engineering, application security, and IT project management for other government agencies as well as private industry.

Edward Graham

Tech Reporter

Nextgov/FCW

Edward Graham

Tech Reporter

Nextgov/FCW

Underwriter Speaker

Jeff Reichard

Vice President Solution Strategy, Office of the CTO

Veeam

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Underwriter Speaker

Jeff Reichard

Vice President Solution Strategy, Office of the CTO

Veeam

Jeff Reichard is Vice President Solution Strategy in the Office of the CTO at Veeam. Jeff drives strategic product and go-to-market engagement with alliance partners and enterprise customers, with a particular focus on risk and compliance. He has 25 years of experience in data protection/availability, business continuity, and regulatory compliance solutions. His previous roles have ranged from designing SAN and data backup solutions to systems engineering and engineering leadership serving public sector and enterprise customers. Prior to Veeam, Jeff most recently led Commvault’s federal civilian SE team. At Veeam, Jeff works with partners, customers and industry analysts to evangelize Veeam's vision for modern data protection at key events worldwide.

Join us November 30th at 2–3 PM ET!

As cyber threats grow more sophisticated, leaders must implement cybersecurity strategies and practices that protect the nation’s most valuable assets and infrastructure. And directives from the White House, NIST, and CISA, are advancing a Zero Trust approach to strengthen the nation’s security posture.

Meeting the mandates from these directives requires not only the right tools and technologies, but also a cultural shift within the federal workforce. Join Nextgov/FCW for this discussion on the state of Zero Trust adoption today, and what IT leaders should be aware of as they view security through a zero trust lens.