2026 Q2 government services webinar series

Session 1: Managing risk, resilience and responsibility in the age of AI digital threats

By the end of this session, participants will be able to: 

• Explain the evolving cybersecurity threat landscape and its implications for government organizations.
• Identify key governance, risk management and oversight responsibilities for business and finance leaders.
• Evaluate practical approaches to strengthening cybersecurity controls, user awareness and third-party risk management.
• Explore strategies to improve incident response readiness and organizational resilience in the face of cyber threats.
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Session 2: Why trust Is the currency of digital government: A finance perspective on FedRAMP, GovRAMP and Identity

By the end of this session, participants will be able to:

•  Describe why FedRAMP and GovRAMP exist and how they function as financial risk management mechanisms, not just cybersecurity checkboxes.
• Distinguish between FedRAMP and GovRAMP in terms of scope, cost, reuse and impact on government procurement and operating budgets.
• Explain what citizen identity means in a government context and why it is fundamentally different from commercial customer identity.
• Connect identity and compliance investments to financial outcomes, such as fraud reduction, service efficiency, auditability and long-term cost containment.
• Frame digital government initiatives in financial language, including risk reduction, reuse of assurance, avoided duplication and trust at scale.

CPE credit available
RSM US LLP is pleased to offer 2.0 CPE credits for attending this webinar. To qualify, you must log in to the live webinar and provide your first name, last name and email address. You must remain logged in for a minimum of 100 minutes and answer 6 polling questions to receive credit. Group CPE and partial credit is not available. For more information regarding administrative policies, such as refunds, cancellations and complaints, please contact us.

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Advance preparation: None
Program level: Basic
Prerequisites: None
Delivery method: Group internet-based
Field of study:   Accounting – Governmental
CPE: 2.0 credits