CBP’s Cloud Countdown, AI’s Cyber Challenge & OneGov’s $1 Billion Milestone

On this edition of Fed Gov Today, federal technology leaders examine three major shifts shaping government: Customs and Border Protection’s race to the cloud, artificial intelligence’s growing impact on cybersecurity, and the General Services Administration’s first year of the OneGov initiative.

CBP Chief Information Officer Sonny Bhagowalia says the agency plans to become completely cloud-based by January 20, 2028. The scale of that effort is enormous. Bhagowalia says CBP handles about 10 billion transactions and roughly 50 billion data exchanges each day while processing approximately 1.2 million people daily through ports of entry and airports. The agency is already more than 88% complete at the application tier, while its database migration is a little more than halfway finished.

Innovation in Government: DevSecOps at Mission Speed

Recorded at the Carahsoft DevSecOps Conference, this episode of Innovation in Government explores how federal technology leaders are using artificial intelligence, automation, platform engineering, open architectures and continuous security to deliver capabilities faster without losing control of risk. 

Cyber by Design: Building Security and Resilience Into Government Modernization

Cybersecurity is becoming inseparable from the way federal agencies modernize technology, processes and mission delivery. In the latest episode of “Modernizing Government: The EY Insight,” Dr. Justin Ubert, Division Chief for Cybersecurity & Operations at the Federal Transit Administration, Department of Transportation, and Rob Brougham, Principal of Cybersecurity at EY, joined Fed Gov Today host Francis Rose at the EY Center for Government Modernization to discuss why agencies must move beyond treating cybersecurity as a compliance exercise and instead design security into modernization from the beginning.