WHAT GOVERNMENT LOOKS FOR
IN A CYBERSECURITY PARTNER

Digital transformation requirements combined with the realities of a remote workforce have accelerated cloud adoption and with adoption, increased cyber risks. Added to cyber risk, are ongoing critical cyber talent shortages. Government agencies need to rely on a trusted partner to guide them from sound cybersecurity strategy to successful execution and beyond.

Cybersecurity should be a means to securely enable productivity for employees, partners, and customers.

PRESIDIO FEDERAL CORE
CYBERSECURITY CAPABILITIES

IAM/PAM

Supporting the creation and implementation of policies guiding Identity Access Management/Privileged Access Management to ensure secure authenticated interactions with technology resources

SIEM

Through Security Information and Event Management we establish a strong security monitoring capability combining SEIM with security orchestration, automation and response (SOAR), event response and recovery time is reduced

Risk Mgt Processes

Leveraging continuous monitoring of the DOD Risk Management Framework, and establishing technology processes to maximize change detection and risk reduction

NIDS/HIDS

Establishing Network Intrusion Detection Systems or Host-Based Intrusion Detection System monitoring and analyzing computing systems and network packets on network interfaces allowing rapid detection and response to malicious activities.

Segmentation

Multi-Cloud Micro-Segmentation shrinks the attack surface of hybrid networks through compartmentalizing complex traffic flows.

Endpoint Security

Protecting endpoint devices from attack prevents bad actors from accessing your network and data

Zero Trust

Guiding clients toward an architecture of validation of identity and appropriate access to necessary data

Hybrid Cloud

Integrating client public and private cloud into one broader, protected security solution allows greater visibility into threats and uniform protection of diverse assets