<p>​In today’s highly volatile geopolitical environment, being able to communicate and operate securely is a vital strategic advantage for the warfighter and command. With multivariant threats targeted at United States assets at the core and the edge, on land, in space, and at sea, investment in robust and resilient <a target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" class="Hyperlink SCXW46640229 BCX0" href="https://governmenttechnologyinsider.com/as-the-electromagnetic-spectrum-heats-up-modern-scifs-deliver-a-strategic-advantage/">secure facilities</a> has never been more important. The challenges of balancing effective communication with secure operations will surely be top of mind at the <a target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" class="Hyperlink SCXW46640229 BCX0" href="https://www.afcearockymtn.org/event-details-registration/rocky-mountain-cyberspace-symposium-2026-rmcs26">Rocky Mountain Cyberspace Symposium 2026</a>, taking place this week in Colorado. </p><p>​In this episode of the Government Technology Insider Podcast, we invited Michael Montgomery, who leads Chenega Architecture and Design Solutions and is President of Chenega Worldwide Support, and Jeff Kronewitter, Director of Strategic Solutions at Chenega MIOS, to <a target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" class="Hyperlink SCXW46640229 BCX0" href="https://chenegamios.com/advancing-cyber-readiness-and-mission-infrastructure-chenega-mios-at-rmcs26/?utm_source=GTI&amp;utm_medium=Podcast&amp;utm_campaign=Secure+Facilities">discuss best practices</a> in building a secure operations and communications environments in an era of disruption. </p>