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Improving Cyber Compliance with Infrastructure Automation

Red Hat • January 1, 1970  
Improving Cyber Compliance with Infrastructure Automation

Federal government law enforcement agencies need to protect sensitive data such as criminal records and investigations, biometrics, tax filings, security camera footage, and personnel records.

Exposure of sensitive information can disrupt operations, put staff in harm’s way, and erode trust in government. Common attacks include data exfiltration and denial of service.

Download this whitepaper to learn how government law enforcement agencies take on that task of protecting sensitive data.

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