Government

As the pace of government-focused cybersecurity attacks accelerates, detect-and-react strategies are becoming more complex and labor intensive, while still failing to stop breaches. At the same time, cybersecurity spending is comprising an ever-greater percentage of your agency’s budget.

In 2018, there were 53 reported ransomware attacks on state and local governments. In the first four months of 2019 alone, there have already been 21.
– Recorded Future - Early Findings: Review of State and Local Government Ransomware Attacks
Traditional anti-virus and detection-based methods fail because they attempt to monitor and parse almost infinite volumes of detection and indicator data, requiring more tools, more personnel, and more skills every year. This reactive approach is a losing game. One where adversaries will always have the upper hand and, regardless of spending, your agency will remain at risk for ransom attacks, data exfiltration, and costly IT shutdowns.

A Trusted Choice for Agencies: Superior Protection, Zero Breaches, Lower Costs

AppGuard Benefits

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Zero Trust Controls block malware’s intended actions

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No dependency on patching to block the latest attacks

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Set & Forget: can run months to years without security policy updates

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Ultra-lightweight protection that performs better than resource consuming alternatives

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Blocks the most advanced and targeted attacks

“AppGuard should be on every Windows system in the world.”
- Bob Bigman
Former CISO, CIA
“AppGuard should be your first and main line of defense in an increasingly dangerous cyber and human threat environment.”
- Mark Kelton
Former Dep. Dir. Counterintelligence, CIA
“AppGuard is the only technology I trust to keep my machines safe and my communications private”
- Congressman Mike Rogers (Ret.)
Former Chair of House Intelligence Committee

Seamless Segmentation and Security for your Agency's Critical Infrastructure

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