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• Data-Centric Security vs. Database-Level Security

  Database-level encryption had its origins in the 1990s and early 2000s in response to very basic risks which largely revolved around the theft of servers, backup tapes and other physical-layer assets. As noted in Verizon’s 2014, Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR)1, threats today are far more advanced and dangerous.

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• Featured Content from RSA Conference: Dissed by NIST

  Learn more about the latest draft of the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology guidance document on authentication and lifecycle management.

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• The Advantages of User Awareness in Public Sector Network Security

  Good security should reveal who is doing what to sensitive data across the organization. This whitepaper discusses challenges with traditional network security and how public sector agencies can better leverage user-aware network security to improve productivity and visibility, while enforcing data privacy, integrity and confidentiality.

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• Federal IT Applications: Assessing Government's Core Drivers

  In order to better understand the current state of external and internal-facing agency workplace applications, Government Business Council (GBC) and Riverbed undertook an in-depth research study of federal employees. Overall, survey findings indicate that federal IT applications still face a gamut of challenges with regard to quality, reliability, and performance management.

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• From Volume to Value: UK’s NHS Digital Provides U.S. Healthcare Agencies A Roadmap For Value-Based Payment Models

  The U.S. healthcare industry is rapidly moving away from traditional fee-for-service models and towards value-based purchasing that reimburses physicians for quality of care in place of frequency of care.

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• GBC Issue Brief: Supply Chain Insecurity

  Federal organizations rely on state-of-the-art IT tools and systems to deliver services efficiently and effectively, and it takes a vast ecosystem of organizations, individuals, information, and resources to successfully deliver these products. This issue brief discusses the current threats to the vulnerable supply chain - and how agencies can prevent these threats to produce a more secure IT supply chain process.

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