Is Your Agency Blind To Cyber Risks?

Cyberattacks are headline news. If you turn on the TV or read a news article, you know that the biggest, brightest and most innovative companies and federal agencies are constantly being targeted by malicious actors.

One of the reasons the federal government is so vulnerable to these attacks is their reliance on old, outdated technologies – technologies that are at or near their end-of-life dates, which means that they are not able to be patched, upgraded or supported by the vendor. This creates cybersecurity blind spots, allowing hackers to gain access to data. And the end-of-life problem is reaching a critical level: federal CIO Tony Scott said between 2016 and 2019 there will be $3 billion IT assets reaching the end-of-life stage.

So what can be done? Join us on Thursday, April 13, at 2pm ET as government experts discuss the need for comprehensive, actionable data that will transition agencies from reactive to proactive cybersecurity postures.