During the time it takes you to read this article, somewhere in the United States, a governmental entity will probably be the victim of a cyber-attack. Whether on telephone systems, voter rolls, customer service facilities or infrastructure, cyber-attacks against governmental entities are becoming more commonplace and, increasingly, more destructive.
Cybersecurity for Government: Lessons from the Front Line
During the time it takes you to read this article, somewhere in the United States, a governmental entity will probably be the victim of a cyber-attack. This article highlights the areas that are most impactful, based on experience in dealing with both large and small cyber-attacks against governments and governmental entities.
By
Roy E. Hadley, Jr.
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