Cyber attacks have changed dramatically. Ill-equipped with outdated defenses, government networks are routinely infiltrated by cybercriminals through blended attacks that exploit unknown vulnerabilities and steal valuable data. Many government healthcare organizations lack the resources, manpower, and visibility to effectively detect and combat a current day advanced persistent threat (APT). FireEye has found that greater than 90% of the organ...

Government agencies rely on their networks to transfer large amounts of secure data. The network must be protected against well-funded, highly organized, and constant threats from both nation state and criminal elements. Solutions must be scalable to full duplex 10Gbps rates and be cost-effective for network-wide deployment in multiple locations. However, the outdated solutions used by government leave many of these organizations unable to det...

Cyber attacks have changed dramatically. Ill-equipped with outdated defenses, government networks are routinely infiltrated by cybercriminals through blended attacks that exploit unknown vulnerabilities and steal valuable data. Many federal agencies, such as US Courts, lack the resources, manpower, and visibility to effectively detect and combat a current day advanced persistent threat (APT). FireEye has found that greater than 90% of the orga...

Despite huge investments in anti-virus software, next-generation firewalls, and IPS platforms, agencies are still getting hacked. The new generation of advanced targeted attacks bypasses traditional defenses and puts sensitive data at risk. It takes just minutes from the time an organization is compromised to the exfiltration of sensitive data. What's needed is a security solution that can detect and block advanced and sophisticated threats wh...

Cyber attacks have changed dramatically over just a few years. Broad, scattershot attacks designed for mischief have been replaced by attacks that are advanced, targeted, stealthy, and persistent. A compelling new survey reveals the growing concern of the advanced persistent threat (APT) against government organizations. Join FireEye and Carahsoft for a live webcast to gain insight and useful information from your government colleagues across...

Cyber security remains the number one concern for federal information executives in 2012, and for good reason. With cyber-attacks on federal government systems up nearly 700% in the last six years, the threat posed is only heightened by vulnerabilities in federal systems that support critical infrastructure. As reported recently by CBS News, this new generation of cyber-attack is no longer designed to just steal sensitive government data, but...