| Dear voornaam, As some states have begun allowing businesses to reopen, people are slowly trickling back to work. But cybersecurity needs â especially for state and local governments â wonât be going back to normal. A sizeable share of public employees will continue to work from home for the foreseeable future. Indeed, some of the telework solutions that have been put in place this spring may become a permanent option for many workers.
That means unprecedented endpoint security challenges for your organization. States, cities and counties were vulnerable to ransomware attacks before the pandemic; now theyâre sitting ducks. With more data moving to the cloud, and more employees using mobile devices and personal wi-fi networks, cybersecurity challenges are evolving rapidly. Your approach to endpoint security must be able to keep up.
For a crash-course in how the demands of cybersecurity have shifted â and how to prepare for the future â join Government Technology on May 13 at 10 AM PT/1 PM ET, for a 30-minute webinar. As a participant, youâll learn:
- How to assess your current cybersecurity posture, and how to improve it
- How to identify and address the pain points throughout your network
- How a dedicated focus on endpoint security can safeguard your organization for the months ahead
Speakers: - Todd Gustafson, President of U.S. Public Sector, HP, Inc.
- Sherban Naum, SVP, Business and Strategy, HP Security
- Moderator: Deb Snyder, Senior Fellow, Center for Digital Government, former CISO for the state of New York
You can register at no cost here. Please feel free to share this information with any colleagues you feel would benefit from attending, and do let me know if you have any questions! We hope you will join us, Lee Vang
Government Technology
916-932-1407
lvang@govtech.com
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