Government Cyber Security

Public sector and critical infrastructure must secure against emerging cybersecurity threats by protecting access to sensitive data, applications, and systems. This requires a cybersecurity approach that includes strong identity governance.

Even with limited budgets and a shortage of trained cybersecurity personnel, government agencies can easily verify that user access is authorized, secure, and compliant. IDHub identity security is the foundation for digital modernization and helps organizations increase visibility, better manage digital identities, and reduce security threats.

What you can do:

• Automate the discovery, management, and control of all user access
• Migrate to the cloud with increased visibility across complex environments
• Advance zero trust with identity security to meet your mission
• Demonstrate proof of compliance with real-time access reports

Digital transformation empowers government agencies to operate more securely, efficiently, and in full compliance with evolving regulatory standards. By modernizing legacy systems and adopting identity-centric security practices, public sector organizations can:

Strengthen Regulatory Compliance

Automate access reviews, enforce least-privilege policies, and generate real-time audit reports to meet NIST, FISMA, and other federal requirements.

Improve Operational Efficiency

Replace manual access approvals and spreadsheets with streamlined workflows and automated provisioning to reduce human error and administrative burden.

Enhance Cyber Resilience

Gain visibility into who has access to what, across all systems, and quickly respond to threats with identity-based controls.

Support Cloud and Hybrid Environments

Securely manage user access as agencies migrate to the cloud, ensuring consistent policy enforcement across on-prem and cloud systems.

Enable Zero Trust Architecture

Implement strong identity governance to verify every user and device before granting access, a critical step toward meeting Zero Trust mandates.

With limited resources and increasing cyber threats, digital transformation, driven by secure identity and access management (IAM), helps agencies meet their mission while protecting public data and infrastructure.