Tim Frank's Blog Posts
Tim Frank is the Director, Defense Federal Government Affairs, bringing over a decade of experience at the intersection of the Defense Department, Congress, and Industry. Prior to joining Splunk, Tim worked in the Office of the Secretary of Defense as the Deputy Chief of Staff to the Pentagon’s Chief Information Officer, focused on information management, legislative, public, and international affairs. During the Obama Administration, he served as a Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Legislative Affairs, focusing on information technology and cybersecurity issues. Tim holds a JD from Michigan State University College of Law and a BA in Political Science from Grand Valley State University.
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Cloud Security and Data Resilience in Government
A review of the legislative and policy landscape regarding cloud security and data resilience.
Defense Information Systems Agency Data Strategy Implementation Plan: Advanced Analytics
Get a closer look into the Defense Information Systems Agency’s (DISA) Data Strategy Implementation Plan, which calls for a focus on advanced data analytics among its line of efforts.
Defense Department’s Multi-Cloud Cloud Strategy: A Role for SIEM
Senate and House Armed Services Committees encourage the Defense Department to implement enabling technology in the cloud.
National Security Memorandum/NSM-8: A Call to Action on Defense Systems
White House memo directs the Defense Department and Intelligence Community to implement its May 2021 Executive Order on improving national cybersecurity.
Securing DoD Systems — A Look at SOAR
Congress again re-enforces the importance of interoperability and automated orchestration of cybersecurity systems.
Congress Should Support Cybersecurity Through Log Standardization Funding
Discover how Splunk can help federal departments and agencies implement the Office of Management and Budget's data logging requirements and meet the OMB's required deadlines.