Government Systems Security
Challenge: Scaling, Securing, and Managing Remote Access
Government faces critical cybersecurity challenges in 2026, driven by sophisticated ransomware, AI-enabled phishing, and vulnerabilities in aging legacy systems. Key threats include nation-state attacks on infrastructure, supply chain risks from third-party vendors, data breaches of personal information (PII), and a severe shortage of skilled cyber personnel.
Key cybersecurity challenges for government agencies include:
- Legacy IT Systems & Modernization: Many government agencies rely on outdated technology and legacy software that lack modern security features and are hard to patch, creating soft targets for attackers.
- AI-Enhanced Phishing and Deepfakes: Cybercriminals are increasingly using AI to create highly convincing phishing campaigns and deepfakes to bypass security measures and compromise credentials.
- Nation-State Cyber Attacks: Government agencies are prime targets for nation-state actors seeking to disrupt critical infrastructure, such as energy grids, and steal sensitive military or civilian data.
Solution: Cybersecurity Operations Infrastructure
Built to manage networks that span on-premises, public, and hybrid cloud environments. It is a scalable, multi-use solution that creates a common secure networking architecture capable of securing a wide range of modern and legacy devices. Remote devices connect directly, or through software switches without concern for opaque and complex legacy network constraints. With the CSOI ZTA network architecture, you can reduce your attack surface by up to 90%, improving time to mitigation, recovery and quarantine by up to 25%, while decreasing failover and disaster recover to as little as one second.
- Easily add and remove network access
- No need to rip and replace existing network
- Cost savings from simplifying network management
- Protect devices that do not have support for firewalls internally
- Microsegmentation to prevent East/West movement