Catch Lightning in a Bottle: Managing the Inherent Risks of Government Technologies

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Apr 17, 2018

A wave of investment capital is coming to government technology over the next decade, which will amplify existing stability and security challenges. Established information security management practices are the best hope for managing risks and improving the delivery of government services.

Catch Lightning in a Bottle: Managing the Inherent Risks of Government Technologies

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