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Future-Proofing Public Sector Security

To withstand increasingly unpredictable threats, public sector cybersecurity must evolve to the point where you can constantly identify and mitigate your biggest risks. For that, you need real-world intelligence.

What to do when "unprecedented" is the new norm

Around the world, emboldened threat actors are increasingly looking to take out critical state and federal infrastructure. This has sent public agency security leaders searching for more effective and efficient ways to manage the onslaught of risks.

While CISA's Directive 22-01 is a step in the right direction, their known exploit catalog will only get you so far. To properly protect your organization, you need more. Data-driven risk-based vulnerability management helps you focus your finite resources on the vulnerabilities posing the greatest risk to your organization, lowering risk in as few moves as possible.

If you ever needed intel-driven risk prioritization, it’s now.

95% of assets have one vulnerability, 55 new vulnerabilities a month, and teams are only remediating 15% of vulnerabilities a month

Evolve to a risk-based approach that’s tailored to your organization.

Enhanced, real-world threat and vuln intel—including CISA’s catalog—identifies potential threats in the wild and supports faster and more accurate decision-making.

The most advanced VM providers can forecast the weaponization of new vulnerabilities with up to 94% accuracy.

Knowing exactly which vulnerabilities need remediation resources (and which don’t) saves time, money, and effort.

With an intel-backed single source of truth, security and IT can move quickly and efficiently, eliminate patch debates, and then measure and communicate the effectiveness of their efforts.

Navigate the next unprecedented event with confidence and emerge stronger.