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Make cybersecurity preparation your priority.

It's time to act.

Every day, cybersecurity attacks become more advanced. Many public entities are not ready to handle major breaches and need improved agility to respond to new ways of working. There are ways to help protect your agencies without overwhelming your budget. It’s time to act.

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  • Get the latest insights in the Mobile Security Index 2021 Public Sector Spotlight.

  • According to 70% of public sector survey respondents, a security compromise could put people’s lives at risk by impacting critical or emergency services. Help protect your agency from mobile-related security compromises.

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MSI Index 2021

See what smarter security really means. 

2021 Data Breach Investigations Report

Customers around the world rely on us for the solutions and insights
that help keep their organizations protected. Learn why.

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Federal Government +

Don’t let innovation outpace your agency’s security. 

Every day, cybersecurity attacks become more advanced. Many public entities are not ready to handle major breaches and need improved agility to respond to new ways of working. There are ways to help protect your agency without overwhelming your budget. It’s time to act.

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Fed/Gov Security

Shortage of cybersecurity personnel? Think outsourcing

Good help is hard to find. With a major shortage of skilled cybersecurity practitioners, organizations are scrambling to keep ahead of increased risk. A strategic security partner can help. See how to find the right partner for your agency.

Watch out for cloud-based security risks

Moving to the cloud can help your organization find greater flexibility, elasticity and agility for the critical work that it does. However, cloud security has its own unique risks—we’ve compiled the ten biggest risks along with ways to help mitigate them for your agency.

Federal Remote Worker Series

Part 4: With the Shift to Teleworking, are Agency Remote Workers Vulnerable to Security Threats?

A Paradigm Shift in Cybersecurity

Rocky Mountain Cyberspace Symposium 2020 panel.
State & Local Government +

Safety first: Prioritizing security in a digital transformation 

This utility provider needed help creating a cohesive technology strategy to match its rapidly growing needs. See how they partnered with Verizon to help improve data center connectivity, utilize cloud services and get improved access to collaborative tools.

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State & Local Government

Help your cybersecurity team do more

Managing cybersecurity completely in house can stretch the limits of your IT team. See why more organizations are opting to use the Verizon Threat Research Advisory Center (VTRAC) Rapid Response Retainer to augment their efforts.

Employees working remotely? Help them minimize risk

More than ever, employees are accessing your software platforms and applications from home, with many relying on their own mobile devices. This shift introduces unique security challenges. See how you can help your employees reduce risk for your agency.
Education +

You help keep students safe. What about their information?

How easy is it for potential hackers to steal sensitive information? Are you keeping financial audits, student records, employee information and similar types of data protected? Read on to see the five critical security elements your school may need.

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Education

Schools aren’t immune to cybersecurity risk

Unfortunately, security breaches have become a fact of life for organizations of all types—including schools. See how moving communications to the cloud could help minimize security risks for your students and employees.

Don’t let ransomware disrupt learning

Most schools don’t have sophisticated resources to protect against growing ransomware threats. See who is exploiting older IT systems, what attacks look like, and how what you can do to help mitigate risk

5 steps to protect your school district from ransomware

Identify. Protect. Detect. Respond. Recover. Following these guidelines can help improve your district’s security and boost risk management efforts to fight against ransomware.

Expert advice on strengthening your district’s cybersecurity

Have you assessed the cybersecurity risks facing your school district? It’s vital for you to find possible weaknesses before bad actors do. See steps you can take in assessing risk and ways to help improve your defenses so you can help protect students, employees and information.
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How secure are your employee's devices?

Despite increased threat of cyberattacks on mobile devices, many organizations aren’t responding quickly enough. Learn more about the most common threats and ways your agency can respond.

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Public Safety

See how 5G is being secured.

Minimizing risk around 5G is crucial, especially for those who protect and serve. Get an in-depth look at the principles behind securing 5G and the ways we’re collaborating with government agencies—including the Department of Defense—to prioritize network security.

Watch for increased data risks.

More than ever, employees are using personal devices for work. When employees access your software platforms and applications from their personal mobile devices, the possibility of cybersecurity threats grow. Review the risks this presents and discover ways to help employees to help protect data.

Does your agency face cloud-based security risks?

Moving to the cloud has helped many organizations respond more quickly and share information more efficiently. However, cloud security offers its unique risks—read on to find the 10 biggest risks and ways to help your agency avoid them.

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