In today’s threat environment, where ransomware and other attacks aim to steal and exploit user credentials, a focus on identity “is the first step in securing state and local systems,” said James Imanian, Senior Director, U.S. Federal Technology Office at CyberArk. Yet many state and local IT teams struggle to implement strong identity controls.
In state and local governments, much of the operational technology (OT) that monitors and controls critical infrastructure is based on legacy technology. That presents a major cybersecurity challenge. See how to upgrade — simply.
Processing data locally speeds up the time for decision making. Edge data can better support mission context and relevance. But distributed data brings with it new challenges. Here’s how to meet them.
State and local entities may struggle to secure the operational technology that supports their critical infrastructure. That makes network visibility, and fostering an organization-wide commitment to digitization, important.
Government is understandably excited about the potential for AI to elevate constituent services and enhance mission outcomes. But AI needs data — lots of data — to understand patterns and deliver intelligible guidance to federal workers. As agency leaders tackle these hurdles, they need to think about the desired outcomes and how AI can add… Read more »
A commercial open source database management system empowers agencies to bring to bear the tools of zero trust across their mission-critical data estate.
Quantum computing wiil have the power to break existing data encryption, and the threat is right around the corner.
As agencies modernize, they need to find, correlate and act on real-time data wherever it is and in whatever format, and to deliver searches in a new way. A cloud-based solution for government can help.
Agencies can optimize the performance of their IT systems and applications by taking a comprehensive approach to collecting and analyzing data. Artificial intelligence, and a unified data platform, can help agencies maximize those observability efforts.
With open source software playing a big role in development, agencies need to be more vigilant than ever about software supply chain security.