It is not enough to verify a user's identity, says a new report—analyzing user behavior and device health is essential for building robust threat prevention strategies.

Though agencies loosened “bring-your-own-device” policies last year, they can still stay ahead of cyberthreats by integrating dynamic access policies.

Security advisor Wendy Nather discusses a recent study correlating key security strategies to statistically greater program outcomes — and what that means to state leaders.

Why agency leaders need to reset their assumptions about authentication and look to a better model for security across their network.

Government CISOs need to address the strain on their IT resources as they meet the security needs of agency workers connecting from home, say IT leaders in…

Duo Security co-founder and cybersecurity trailblazer Dug Song on how state and local governments can keep ahead of the security challenges in a working-from-home world.

IT security experts share strategies for state and local agencies to get the most of their security tools and gain greater visibility of devices accessing the network.

Agencies are at a crossroads with security upgrades. As they look to modern tools to respond to current demands, there is an opportunity to think more strategically.

Agencies that still rely on user IDs and passwords alone are most at risk to cyberthreats and should move to stronger identity and authentication technology, says new…