78% of attacks on web apps involve stolen user credentials1. Strong authentication can stop these threats. F5 can help.
As fraud and risk continue to be a challenge for governments, agencies are struggling to meet security demands. Enforcing multi-factor authentication across devices and applications is complicated and time consuming—especially in legacy systems… but not having security enforcement increases the chance of breaches. By employing privileged user access, agencies can mitigate threats by controlling access to all devices and data. Take the guesswork out of privileged user access by partnering with F5.
F5 federal security solutions provide comprehensive, customized, and centralized privileged user access management across all devices and applications—no software installation or modifications required.
Security teams can rely on audit trails, agile flexibility, and more to protect highly sensitive assets and reduce attack surfaces when they rely on F5 solutions.
F5 federal security solutions provide comprehensive, customized, and centralized privileged user access management across all devices and applications—no software installation or modifications required. Security teams can rely on audit trails, agile flexibility, and more to protect highly sensitive assets and reduce attack surfaces. |
Agencies need simple yet robust ways to ensure the right users have access to sensitive data. A centralized, easy-to-use SSO method that leverages ephemeral authentication to manage and control common access card (CAC)/personal identity verification (PIV) user access rights is critical for a robust and consistent security posture across all network assets.
With threats on the rise, the federal government is taking decisive action to address high-risk information security challenges. And as cybersecurity technology, frameworks, and standards continue to evolve, you need to keep pace to strengthen your agency’s security posture and mitigate risk. A great place to start is by taking a look these cybersecurity trends driving investments in the U.S. Federal sector.