Cyberthreats are evolving rapidly in today’s digital-first world, as artificial intelligence tools help adversaries develop and deploy attacks. Cybersecurity data is a crucial resource for identifying and mitigating these threats...
Modern federal government missions rely on deeply intertwined software and hardware components, and this ecosystem grows more complex every day. Code, firmware and supply chain dependencies now drive systems that...
Modernizing IT infrastructure is essential to protect sensitive data and ensure resilient operations. Attribute-based access control (ABAC) offers a policy-driven approach that evaluates user, device and environmental attributes to enforce...
Federal agencies can proactively prepare for the quantum world by following these five steps: Inventory, develop a roadmap, prioritize high-risk systems, and adopt post-quantum systems, and build quantum-aware teams.
In today's increasingly complex threat landscape, organizations face a seemingly paradoxical challenge: They invest in and deploy security tools to protect their environments, but the proliferation often actually weakens their...
Read about achieving operational efficiency through IT modernization efforts in PSC Magazine on page 27. A seemingly endless number of moving parts face federal chief information officers and other IT...
Zero trust implementation and IT modernization are interconnected concepts that enhance cybersecurity and operational efficiency, respectively. When organizations undertake them together, as a coordinated initiative, the benefits can multiply well...
In today's complex threat landscape, federal agencies must prioritize cybersecurity while navigating financial constraints. By effectively aligning cybersecurity and financial strategies, agencies can enhance their resilience, protect sensitive data and...
Data is the primary target of cyber adversaries, By adopting a Zero Trust architecture, closely monitoring your systems, and managing access control are all vital steps in ensuring the confidentiality...
Visibility and Analytics, Automation and Orchestration and Governance are the three pillars form the foundation of a robust Zero Trust architecture.
