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G. Edward DeSeve

Philadelphia
As seen in: Brookings Institution, Government Executive, The Regulatory Review, BRINK, ExecutiveBiz, GovCon Wire
Formerly Special Adviser to President Barack Obama/Vice President Joe Biden. Coordinatior Agile Government Center at National Academy of Public Adminstration.
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Verify, Then Trust

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By G. Edward DeSeve
| businessofgovernment.org
Most cybersecurity conversations start with software and networks: firewalls, intrusion detection, patch cycles, or endpoint protection. On a recent special edition of The Business of Government Hour, I sat down with Dr. David Bray and Dr. Trent Teyema to ask a harder question. What happens when the compromise sits deeper than software, inside the chip itself, before a system is ever plugged in?
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VA is leading the way to restoring trust in government

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By G. Edward DeSeve, Srikant Sastry
| Government Executive Verified
If you saw the report on “60 Minutes” highlighting the Social Security Administration’s effort to claw back improper disability payments made based on its own errors, you probably seethed. SSA calculated benefits improperly, overpaid thousands of disabled people, and is now demanding they pay it back. As practitioners dedicated to restoring trust in government, we think this goes in exactly the wrong direction.
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Agile Government is a Gateway to the Future

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By G. Edward DeSeve
| The Regulatory Review
Successful governing today—and in the future—depends on officials adopting an agile mindset. Paul Verkuil exhorts us to think pragmatically. He invokes William James and others as having provided the intellectual underpinning for being focused on outcomes that matter.
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