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The Cybersecurity Investments that Federal Agencies Must Make to Meet New Standards
Discover how Cisco Secure can help you meet 9 new security standards set forth by a recent executive order. This white paper has the details.
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What is the purpose of President Biden's Executive Order on Cybersecurity?
The Executive Order aims to improve the nation's cybersecurity by addressing the need for modernization, cloud adoption, and enhanced detection, investigation, and response capabilities across federal agencies. It emphasizes the importance of investing in zero trust architecture, multifactor authentication, data encryption, and Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) to better protect against sophisticated cyber threats.
How does Cisco align its products with the Executive Order?
Cisco has mapped its cybersecurity solutions directly to the requirements of the Executive Order. This includes a range of products designed to enhance security measures such as Talos for threat intelligence, Cisco Secure Firewall for malware defense, and Cisco Secure Access by Duo for multifactor authentication. Each product is tailored to address specific needs highlighted in the Executive Order, ensuring that federal agencies can effectively meet the new cybersecurity standards.
What are the key investments federal agencies need to make?
Federal agencies should prioritize investments in zero trust architecture, multifactor authentication, data encryption, and EDR/XDR capabilities. These investments are crucial for enhancing their ability to detect, investigate, and respond to modern cyber threats, thereby improving overall national cybersecurity.
The Cybersecurity Investments that Federal Agencies Must Make to Meet New Standards
published by Trinity Network Consulting
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