Secure keyboard-video-mouse (SKVM) switches allow access to multiple computing systems at different security classifications, from a single desktop.
Energy and utility companies are key economic drivers, making their infrastructures tempting targets for a broad range of cyber threats. The energy industry is at risk for cybercrimes related to supply chain partners, OT infrastructure, and IT systems. Decentralized facilities not designed for digital transformation have networks vulnerable to attacks involving ransomware, data theft, billing fraud, and mobile device phishing.
Financial services are a lucrative target for cybercrimes carried out by nation-state and state-sponsored threat actors, ideological hacktivists, ransomware gangs, and Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) groups. Preferred attacks may involve phishing, malware, ransomware, web application, vulnerability exploitation, and distributed denial of service (DDoS). Incidents are becoming more frequent and sophisticated, resulting in compromised data, heavy financial losses, and impacted confidence in institutions.
As classroom technology has become ubiquitous, the conversation surrounding edtech has shifted from ensuring that schools have enough of it to focusing on using existing tools in an effective manner. One aspect of effectiveness that has flown beneath the radar is physical comfort.
Citizens are demanding improved service delivery and excellent customer services from the public sector. Government agencies must find ways to meet these expectations while maintaining security and governance.
Are you a state or local government agency seeking to transform and modernize your operations? The needs and expectations of constituents are evolving rapidly, requiring governments to become more agile and responsive. At the heart of this transformation lies the adoption of technology and the cultivation of a culture that embraces innovation.
How VMware can simplify your technical operations to save you time, drive revenue and increase efficiency.
Did you know that federal employee experience and customer experience go hand in hand? They are intertwined and cannot be separated.
Compliance, considerations, and solutions for OMB’s mandate – and beyond.
Discover the Power of Automation. In the wake of the White House's pivotal Executive Order in December 2021, public sector organizations are faced with the challenge of aligning with new regulations and rebuilding trust in the government. Automation emerges as the essential tool in navigating these demands. From streamlining operations to optimizing resources, automation provides the tools needed for a more agile and trusted public sector entity.
To get a snapshot of the current role of technology in federal acquisition — particularly for those on the frontlines in contracting and procurement organizations, Federal News Network produced this survey for Appian. The results offer insights from mid-tier federal employees across government about their use of IT tools to perform their jobs.
While the data points to changes on the horizon and efforts underway to modernize acquisition technology, the anecdotal comments identify three common themes:
- There’s still a lot of legacy technology within government contracting organizations that requires manual processes.
- There are multiple systems, often on premise, serving different parts of the buying process within many agencies — and many lack integration.
- Federal acquisition professionals see the potential for automation and innovation in streamlining work demands and workflow.
This paper reviews the distinguishing characteristics and unique benefits of a true cloud-native endpoint protection solution, and explains how the cloud-native CrowdStrike Falcon Platform, powered by the CrowdStrike Security Cloud, provides unmatched scalability, superior protection and performance while reducing complexity
How do you detect and respond to threats when endpoints are numerous and distributed across on-premises and cloud environments? By adding advanced next-generation antivirus protection, powerful endpoint detection and response, USB device security for device control, and incident response and advisory services to maximize your organization’s ability to prepare for and respond to a breach.
"Is Red Hat OpenShift really Kubernetes?" This is a frequently asked question, according to Joe Fernandes, VP, Cloud Platforms Business Unit, Red Hat. Maybe you've wondered the same.
Containers and Kubernetes are the essential foundation for building, deploying, and managing modern cloud-based applications. With so many Kubernetes solutions to choose from, how do you select the best platform to stay on track?