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Feds need to acknowledge cybersecurity gaps, put IT security at the heart of procurement and invest in a variety of protection measures for endpoints.

Sophos Intercept X blocks attacks by monitoring the filesystem, detecting any rapid encryption of files and terminating the process.

The array of powerful tools included in the new OS are a proven solution to prevent the introduction of malware at agencies.

Federal IT pros can use these best practices to protect their critical files from loss or theft.

Employee education, updated technology and a little vigilance can keep rogue malware from locking up a network.

The new policy plan emphasizes investing in both technology and workforce development.

Distributed denial of service attacks are becoming more powerful, but the Departments of Commerce and Homeland Security have urged agencies to lead by example in combating them.

Thanks to the growing sophistication of attackers, insider threats and legacy IT systems, agencies are always playing defense in IT security.

Collaboration and modernization, Manfra believes, are the keys to preserving the internet in the face of attack.

Federal workers say they want to use more current IT solutions but are held back by legacy infrastructure and limited budgets.