Nation-state cyber threats are putting renewed pressure on government agencies to strengthen the security and resilience of critical networks. In a recent Government Technology Insider article, Protecting Government Networks from the Next Salt Typhoon, GDT’s Brian Engle examines the lessons emerging from sophisticated campaigns such as Salt Typhoon and the need for government organizations to rethink how they protect increasingly complex network environments.
As adversaries evolve their tactics, agencies need greater visibility across their infrastructure and a security strategy designed to reduce risk before an incident disrupts operations. That includes modernizing legacy network architectures, strengthening access controls, improving threat detection, and building resilience into the network.
Read the full article on Government Technology Insider to learn more about protecting government networks against sophisticated cyber threats.
For additional information, read Brian’s blog post, Defending against nation-state threats in the era of advanced attackers and AI.
