Security

The coronavirus has forced people around the globe to heavily rely on digital tools – government included. From constituent services to remote work, agencies are producing and sharing mass amounts…

Microsoft® Active Directory® (AD) is the nerve center enabling your federal agency to access the systems and applications staff members need to do their jobs. Because of its importance, AD…

With the vast amount of information that educational institutions are responsible for growing, Higher Education and K-12 school systems are embarking on digital transformation journeys. This effort to store, protect,…

It’s no secret public sector organizations face an array of challenges in securing networks. From budget constraints to enforcing a security structure, organizations struggle to keep up with evolving threats.…

Remote government workers could be the new normal. From college students to government officials, laptops, tablets, and smartphones are being used to complete course work, discuss policy, and run essential…

When discussing cyber security, government agencies often focus on the threats that affect their cyber systems. While the impact of these threats is important, there is more to uncover. What…

Federal government agencies continue to struggle with effectively managing the mountains of data that they collect and store. Just because that data is captured ‘somewhere’ does not mean that the…

As the coronavirus crisis continues, many public sector agencies have to adopt greater teleworking initiatives than ever before to continue to meet their missions and deliver citizen services. But has…

Government systems, especially at the state and local level, are more at risk from cyber attacks than ever. And federal agencies aren’t immune either as HHS recently learned. More than…

Every federal agency is—or certainly should be—familiar with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and its security compliance framework. Agencies should also be highly familiar with NIST compliance…