While the use of mobile devices and apps provide federal workers with much more flexibility than ever before, it also presents new challenges for agencies. In this report, find out what’s going on with mobility in the federal government, along with changes that promise to impact government’s device management, infrastructure and policy.
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Every day, we hear more about distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks. As an equal opportunity threat, they can impact organizations of all sizes across all industries, while disabling infrastructure resources, applications and business operations. Download this whitepaper to discover the different DDoS defense providers and how they can benefit your organization.
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DOD’s Joint Information Environment is a multi-year modernization effort that will realign and restructure how the department’s IT networks and systems are constructed, operated and defended. Still, the effort to move to a unified environment comes with challenges such as varying classification levels and maintaining connections in remote areas.
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Government customers are in need of a secure, compliant enterprise-class hybrid cloud service. Download this informative guide to learn an inside-out approach for extending your agency’s data center to the cloud.
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For the Department of Defense, mobility is not a matter of convenience. Instead, it represents a vital tool for ensuring that military personnel can readily access the information and resources they need from any device, wherever they might be. However, to maintain a positive end-user experience, organizations must ensure that enterprise application and services also translate seamlessly to a mobile environment. This special report takes a closer look at best practices and necessary steps to improve the manageability and effectiveness of mobile initiatives.
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Cyberthreats of all types are more difficult to detect than ever before, thanks to more efficient and intelligent malicious software, increased use of mobile devices, the volume of network activity and the explosion of cloud computing. At the same time, cybercriminals are becoming more clever, using everything from remote access software, e-mail and instant messaging to removable devices and peer-to-peer networks. Download this GameChanger to get a behind the scenes look at the mitigation and detection of insider threats.
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This new brief will take a closer looks at today’s security landscape, including the top considerations to ensure you are reducing attack surfaces wherever possible—especially as the government workforce becomes increasingly more mobile.
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If you view the federal government as one ecosystem, a single weak link could allow an intruder to gain unauthorized access to information. For this reason, all government organizations should take advantage of all the security services and policies at their disposal. Download this expert Q&A to learn the overall importance of cyber defense in government organizations, including the range of defenses agencies must deploy to stay secure.
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