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Mission-based PAM delivers a greater return on investment with its comprehensive and risk-based security.
Cyber-as-a-service offerings can help agencies optimize their existing security environment and remove the burden of tool ownership and talent acquisition.
Despite the security threats posed by internet-of-things devices, agencies can take basic steps to protect themselves from their cyber vulnerabilities.
The Cybersecurity Talent Initiative aims to jumpstart cyber careers by placing university graduates in federal agencies.
Because it is based on foundational controls -- finding and patching vulnerabilities, making sure systems are securely configured and monitoring systems for change -- AWARE will go a long way in helping agencies maintain a strong security posture.
By combining the best human talent and technology, agencies can reduce security costs, free up resources and set security teams up for success.
Automated network security can help agencies reduce downtime, enable cost-saving consolidation and make the best use of limited staff resources.
While the cybersecurity mission at the Department of Homeland Security has been steadily expanding, some think the agency may not have the resources to protect federal civilian networks.
Data-intensive criminal and counterintelligence investigations require more cyber tools, greater info-sharing capabilities and a highly skilled staff, FBI Director Christopher Wray told appropriators.
As the mobile threat landscape continues to evolve in a post-perimeter world, smoother acquisition processes and funding for the best possible security must keep pace.
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