Protecting the Front Line in Government Cyberattacks

According to IDC, over 75% of all transactions occur on business-critical applications, and the sensitive data from these systems is of great value to cyber-attackers. These systems are responsible for housing critical business processes and data, including financial and medical information about citizens, location of military assets, or sensitive personnel and clearance records. Indeed, IDC predicts that breaches will become more frequent and damaging over the next 10 years as the Internet of Things exposes vulnerabilities from smart meters, video cameras, and other technologies.

This webinar will discuss how agencies are protecting these application to minimize risk and threats to their most sensitive data.

• What information governance strategies are agencies employing to protect citizen information?
• What are the special considerations federal officials must plan for when implementing security solutions?
• How are these different from commercial companies?
• What are the risks agencies face from cyberattacks on critical networks?
• Where do network security fixes fall on agency priority lists?
• What are the budget and managerial challenges to implementing security solutions?