Operational Resilience: The Next Phase of Government Modernization
Modernization has traditionally focused on upgrading technology, but today’s risk environment demands a broader priority: operational resilience.
Modernization has traditionally focused on upgrading technology, but today’s risk environment demands a broader priority: operational resilience.
To fend off combined threats to physical and cyber systems, public agencies need more than incremental improvements to their legacy processes and systems. They need an advanced approach to visitor management, as Part 2 of this two-part series explains.
Government agencies increasingly face threats that combine physical and cyber risk, and need an advanced visitor-management approach to overcome them.
When breaches are unavoidable, cybersecurity tactics have to change. Limiting an attack’s effect on operations can make you an unattractive target.
As compliance mandates expand, public-sector leaders must resolve a paradox: that compliance maturity outpaces governance effectiveness.
In this video interview, Bryan Rosensteel, Public Sector Product Marketing Manager at Wiz, talks about how automated risk management can empower innovation through security transformation.
Malicious actors are targeting software supply chains, insider access and legacy dependencies to compromise the security of large-scale agency systems. Prevention efforts are not enough, however. To protect national security and preserve trust, agencies need resilience and a recovery-by-design approach.
In this video interview, Cisco’s Ryan Shaffer explores new risks posed by dispersed networks and strategies to secure them across multiple endpoints.
In this video interview, Tabitha Hancock, Identity Services General Manager for UberEther, describes how to tighten security by simplifying and modernizing identity controls.
Updated federal regulations, geopolitical activity, the expansion of AI, and other developments will make this a big year for cybersecurity. Here are six outcomes we can anticipate.