We’re excited to announce our participation in Alamo Ace 2023 as Platinum Sponsors. As our collaboration with US Federal and Defense agencies is strengthening, we’re looking forward to meeting our partners and customers on-site to discuss the critical topics for 2024: Cybersecurity, Artificial Intelligence and open-source innovation.
With our commitment towards securing open source, this year, we announced the general availability of Ubuntu Pro. This subscription secures an organisation’s Linux estate from OS to the application level. Pro is available on-prem, in the cloud and air-gapped environments, automating security patching, auditing, access management and compliance. For example, Ubuntu Pro delivers FIPS compliance and automation for security standards such as DISA’s Ubuntu STIG, and CIS hardening via the Ubuntu Security Guide (USG).
One of the growing concerns for 2024 is application security. Many open-source packages for applications and toolchains exist in a space with no guarantee or SLA for security patching. With Ubuntu Pro, we secure over 23,000 + open source applications.
Schedule a meeting with our DoD representative Devin Breen, or Federal representative Kelley Riggs, for an in-person discussion or a demo!
Joint Panel Discussion | November 14th 2:15, San Xavier
Join Canonical, NVIDIA, Air Force and Platform One leadership for a compelling discussion on how trusted software ecosystems help provide visibility into security threats, mitigate supply chain attacks, and minimize the impact of zero-day vulnerabilities.
We will discuss tactical vs enterprise IT architectures and provide real-world examples of how Zero-Distance partner relationships are helping bring this trusted ecosystem and the latest AI/ML capability to the DoD.
We will also discuss:
Ubuntu STIG containers are now available in DoD Iron Bank. Our recent work with Platform One enabled a Zero-Distance approach where we eliminated middlemen by delivering Ubuntu containers to a trusted source for DoD consumption.
We’ve also discussed Chiselled Ubuntu containers that benefit from combining Distroless and Ubuntu. The full recording of the talk is available below.
The public sector invests heavily in AI, aiming to impact real-time operational decisions and outcomes within the next 12 months. Organisations kickstarted initiatives with different use cases in mind, such as smart cities or task automation, looking for tooling that enables them to run AI at scale.
The obvious next step to achieve these goals would be finding and integrating the right machine learning operations (MLOps) solutions, such as Charmed Kubeflow.
Kubeflow helps professionals focus on the development and deployment of machine learning models, offering security patching, user management and a wide range of integrations on top of any Kubernetes.
Read more about AI in public sector
Schedule a meeting with our DoD representative Devin Breen, or Federal representative Kelley Riggs, for an in-person discussion or a demo!
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