Karen Evans
MEMBER SINCE: 2012
Partner, KE&T Partners, LLC. Chief Information Officer, U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Former National Director, U.S. Cyber Challenge and Partner, KE&T Partners, LLC; Administrator, Office Electronic Government & IT, Office of Management and Budget, Executive Office of the President; Chief Information Officer, U.S. Department of Energy. Former positions at U.S. Department of Justice: Division Director, Information Systems Management, Office of Justice Programs; Staff Director, Computer Services Staff, Justice Management Division. Former Deputy Director, Farmers Home Administration, Applications Management Division, U.S. Department of Agriculture.
History of Employment
Primary Sector of Expertise
Federal
Academy Studies
Management Matters Podcast
AI-Enabled Cybersecurity with Dan Chenok, Karen Evans and Bobbie Stempfley
Season: 1 Episode:192 | December 25, 2023
Show Notes:
Amidst much talk about AI and its potential, its benefits, and how it will drive major change, there is also an universal recognition of the importance of security and cybersecurity issues. In a Biden Administration release on Advancing Responsible AI, the White House said “AI is one of the most powerful technologies of our time, with broad applications ... in order to seize the opportunities AI presents, we must first manage its risks.”
An active debate is occurring on how AI will impact the delivery of citizen services, public safety, economic development, and national security.
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Academy Study: 2022 CISA Cybersecurity Workforce with Dan Chenok and Karen Evans
Season: 1 Episode:92 | February 07, 2022
Show Notes:
On this episode, we welcome Dan Chenok and Karen Evans, Co-chairs of this Academy study's panel and Academy Fellows to discuss the scope, findings, and recommendations of the Academy's report:A Call to Action: the Federal Government's Role in Building a Cybersecurity Workforce for the Nation.
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