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There are many cloud service providers (CSPs) that claim to provide exceptional performance and service for their customers. With so many CSPs competing for your attention with differing offerings, how do you choose the managed cloud hosting plan that’s right for your government agency?

A whistleblower complaint against Twitter filed this summer by the microblogging and social networking platform’s former head of security, Peiter Zatko, alleges substantial and systemic security failings at the company.

The release of the 2024 White House budget proposal demonstrates the administration’s emphasis on enhancing and modernizing the federal government’s cybersecurity posture.

The personal identifiable information (PII) of over 1 billion Chinese citizens has been hacked, according to an anonymous user of an online cybercrime forum who has attempted to sell the entire 23-terabyte database for 10 Bitcoin, equivalent to just over $200,000.

When the Office of the Federal Chief Information Officer (OFCIO) replaced the Cloud First policy in 2019 with the more long-term, forward-looking, and practicality-driven Cloud Smart strategy, the goal was to help government agencies achieve additional savings, efficiency, and security at scale.

For government agencies, efficiency is king. With the growing need to synchronize data across systems, modernize legacy platforms, and deliver at scale, agencies are rushing to find comprehensive cloud solutions that meet their mission objectives. But this patchwork of services can inhibit collaboration and drag on operational budgets.