Steve Orrin, federal chief technology officer at Intel, said in an article published Wednesday in FedTech Magazine that government agencies should prioritize governance and assurance as they start evaluating use cases for artificial intelligence and should protect data and training models as they work to deploy AI tools.

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Steve Orrin, chief technology officer at Intel’s federal arm, said becoming a data-driven organization in the public sector calls for agencies to know how to effectively leverage data. In a DataFramed podcast aired Monday, Orrin highlighted the key role of data in enabling the U.S. government to deliver citizen services and support national defense. “But […] More

Steve Orrin, chief technology officer and senior principal engineer at Intel’s federal arm, said building a risk posture based on a company’s assets, resources and services is the first step in creating an organizational cybersecurity infrastructure. In an Easy Prey Podcast aired Wednesday, Orrin highlighted the benefits of microsegmentation in network security and the importance […] More

Steve Orrin, chief technology officer at Intel’s federal arm and GovCon Expert, and other tech executives shared how an artificial intelligence-based chatbot, called ChatGPT, could help chief information officers and other IT leaders improve productivity and address challenges within their organizations, The Enterprisers Project reported Monday. Orrin cited how the AI tool could help improve […] More

Steve Orrin, chief technology officer and senior principal engineer of Intel‘s federal arm, recently spoke to GovCon Wire for an in-depth conversation on cyber talent challenges in both the government and industry. “The key is to help create the right environments for talented people to learn and hone their skills – in the government, industry, […] More

TYSONS CORNER, VA, July 26, 2021 — Steve Orrin, federal chief technology officer at Intel, has discussed how the use of confidential computing and other data encryption approaches could help government agencies safeguard classified information from breaches, GovCon Wire reported July 16. “Confidential computing works by having the CPU reserve a section of memory as […] More

Steve Orrin, chief technology officer at Intel’s federal arm, and Cameron Chehreh, CTO of Dell Technologies’ federal business, wrote in a joint article published Monday on Nextgov that a 5G-enabled architecture requires government agencies to implement a risk-based approach to security that takes into consideration the whole data lifecycle.

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Steve Orrin, chief technology officer at Intel’s federal arm, and Cameron Chehreh, CTO of Dell Technologies’ federal business, wrote in a joint article published Friday on Nextgov that federal agencies should look at hybrid cloud not as a destination but as an operating model to realize the benefits of artificial intelligence and 5G. 

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Steve Orrin, chief technology officer at Intel’s federal arm, has said that agencies need to be proactive in protecting their network information technology stacks against emerging threats like firmware hacks.

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Steve Orrin, federal chief technology officer for Intel, wrote in a commentary published Tuesday on Defense Systems that combining sensor technology with compute power could help warfighters process and analyze data, make informed decisions in real time and leverage artificial intelligence and machine learning models.

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Steve Orrin, federal chief technology officer for Intel, has said that federal agencies need to establish a hardened security approach to prevent cases of data leaks across their networks and systems.

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Steve Orrin, federal chief technology officer for Intel, wrote in a GCN guest piece published Friday that predictive analytics can help agencies make better decisions and plan network modernization efforts.

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