Beyond Zero Trust: How to Strengthen Your Data Resilience
To evolve from security to resilience, agencies need to develop a data-centric architecture that aligns with the full data lifecycle.
To evolve from security to resilience, agencies need to develop a data-centric architecture that aligns with the full data lifecycle.
A new, holistic approach to cyber risk management is needed, so federal agencies can build a more secure digital future and better achieve their missions. That includes zero-trust principles, cloud security, and deep understanding of data risk.
From the principle of least privilege to the concept of zero trust security, the modern cyber ecosystem is built around identity. But how do you know if an identity has been compromised?
Resilient IT systems help agencies deliver effective public services, increase efficiency, and enhance constituent trust. Here are three tips for building a resilient system.
Given the heightened risks to government data, agencies need a comprehensive plan for recovering from an attack quickly and effectively.
In this video interview, Gina Scinta, Deputy Chief Technology Officer at Thales TCT, discusses why quantum computing poses a threat to agency encryption standards — and how agencies should respond.
An identity-centric approach to cybersecurity, including a modern privileged access management (PAM) solution, helps agencies secure the paths to privilege that malicious actors try to exploit.
By integrating certain tools and techniques, including Search AI and a zero-trust architecture, state and local agencies can improve their cybersecurity postures, safeguard their data, and ensure the continuous operation of their digital infrastructure.
AI, big data, and emerging technologies are transforming government operations, making upskilling public employees a critical priority.
Government faces increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, from both foreign and domestic bad actors. Here are several key trends for public-sector cybersecurity in 2025, underscoring the challenges agencies face.