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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.
As bad actors realize that corporations have beefed up their security and resilience against cyber-attacks, criminals have begun to focus on governmental entities, which are often less prepared and more vulnerable than their corporate brethren.
Realizing that governments serve many purposes for their citizens, it is often difficult to fully understand the scope of the possible vectors that are vulnerable to cyber-attack. Governments must place cybersecurity on their lists of priorities for funding, often competing for attention with schools, police and public safety, sanitation, parks, roads and water delivery. It is against this list of fundamental priorities that governments have often placed cybersecurity on the back burner.
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