Protecting Critical Infrastructure

State and local governments sit at the center of critical infrastructure outcomes. In many jurisdictions, they own and operate essential services like water and wastewater systems, emergency services, Government and education facilities and transportation operations. We see every day that when there is a cyber attack, there is a real-world impact on public safety, trust and continuity and economic stability. 

• Challenges in securing critical infrastructure
• The importance of viability to answer the question: who has access to what and when
• How identity and privilege controls can help close security gaps across IT and OT
• Replacing VPNs to reduce remote access risk and centralizing access control and auditing