Government agencies

While most government agencies rely heavily on information technology, an uptick in cyber attacks and data breaches that affect government operations has created a perfect storm of risks and challenges. Cyber threats continue to have an outsized impact on department and agency operations, which can erode public trust and make it more difficult to deliver mission critical functions.

Protecting government agencies against cyber attacks.

Governments around the world have endured a unsettling string of data breaches in recent years, with no sign that the pace of these attacks will slow down any time soon. In fact, with the rise of cyber-espionage, the stakes in compromising a federal agency have risen to unprecedent levels. State-sponsored cyber attacks have become a new challenge that most public agencies are unprepared to handle.

Furthermore, government agencies have been transitioning toward cloud computing, adding an additional security challenge into the mix. While the cloud vastly increases data availability and transport, this makes securing that content all the more difficult.

Luckily, new tools now exist to continuously monitor perimeter security, along with government cloud instances. Quantum Armor™ for Government proactively inspects the attack surface that is publicly visible and automatically reports any vulnerabilities found. Its cloud auditing tools allow you to verify and harden your cloud configuration, thereby avoiding any data leakage before it occurs.

Quantum Armor™ for Government enables agencies to:

• Monitor up to one million sites or devices with a single interface.
• Assist in becoming CIS, PCI-DSS, GDPR and CCPA compliant.
• Use specific Government Cloud auditing templates (AWS GovCloud).
• Find and track weak links in your agency's perimeter security.