Budgets and outdated technology often present as obstacles for protecting your agency’s sensitive data, but those hurdles must be overcome to eliminate cyber risk.
A prioritized cybersecurity upgrade plan can help identify the most important issues and the order they need to be addressed in by weighing the impact of a security breach against the complexity of remediation.
Here is a real-life example featuring the Department of Defense (DoD) and how they used the prioritization process to boost their security measures:
With security being top-of-mind, the DoD set out to find a better cloud management platform to meet its needs.
The solution was an image-based self-hosted platform. This method gave them the data security and sovereignty it required, because no vendor ever touches or sees any DoD data.
The platform also provided continuous compliance and cybersecurity monitoring, enabling the DoD to uncover risks and vulnerabilities like misconfigurations and policy breaches in seconds.
Download this resource for more information and examples on how your agency can protect its data against cybercriminals by planning ahead.