To ensure DoD responds to the 1,000 or more cyber attacks it faces daily, the Defense Information Systems Agency has employed a task force that reaches the department’s wide-ranging apparatus — including cloud service providers, Cyber Command, JFHQ-DODIN and CISA at the Department of Homeland Security, for example.
Part of DoD’s playbook for effectively detecting ransomware includes having a knowledgeable workforce. DISA, for instance, hires cybersecurity professionals with nationally recognized certifications, and then trains those employees through rehearsals and simulations. ================================================================== If the DOD is responding to 1000+ cyber attacks daily, it sounds like they could really benefit from using Wave solutions. With Wave, only known and approved devices would be having access to the network! This could eliminate many attackers from accessing the DOD's networks. Bill Solms would be ideal to show the government how this works, and how it could provide the DOD with better cybersecurity! It would also create more efficiency within the DOD! ================================================================== http://www.wavesys.com/products/embassy%C2%AE-remote-administration-server-tpm-management
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With this control, IT can set policies and dictate which machines and users have authority to access which resources. IT can ensure that only known and approved devices are accessing your network. And what’s more, IT can prove it with detailed activity logs.
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