Why The Federal Government Must Tackle Tool Sprawl to Manage Cyber Risk, Boost Efficiency
In light of sophisticated new cyber threats, the federal government needs to rethink how it secures key systems, improves efficiency and reduces tool sprawl.
In light of sophisticated new cyber threats, the federal government needs to rethink how it secures key systems, improves efficiency and reduces tool sprawl.
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