Helping Federal Agencies Strengthen Cybersecurity Efforts
Learn more about the existing security landscape and how it is impacting other organizations and agencies.
With the cybersecurity executive order signed by President Trump, agency leaders must work to identify security risks and guard against them. The Department of Homeland Security and the General Services Administration released a task order called “DEFEND” to help agencies speed the development of cybersecurity technology.
As security becomes more of a priority, agencies need to determine where their funding can be best utilized. This infographic can help by providing a closer look at how cybersecurity is affecting other agencies and organizations, from the top threats to the impacts of a breach.
Click below to see the statistics for yourself and uncover insights that can help you better secure your agency.
To get additional insights on the latest threats and the results from our survey
with IDG Research, download our Cybersecurity Insight Report.
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