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Protect What Matters Most - Citizen Sensitive Data

Protect the personal data of our nation’s citizens across complex and critical government networks.

Government officials are responsible for a broad spectrum of citizens’ personal information, from Social Security numbers and tax documents to property deeds and census data. They are also responsible for creating systems to protect that information and ensuring the network infrastructure is safeguarded from attacks, although this is often hampered by complex IT environments and limited budgets and staff.

Over the past few years, the public sector has been hit with ransomware attacks, making essential services, including 911 emergency centers, unavailable. Governments are also at higher risk of hacktivist attacks from groups trying to promote a political or social agenda, not to mention unexpected threats from contractors and employees. Elected leaders may not be aware of the level or types of cyberattacks on their networks, or they may not have teams in place qualified to handle security situations. Cybersecurity ends up being a lower priority compared to funding emergency services and education – until a data breach happens.

Spirion minimizes the risk associated with citizen information and highly sensitive agency data. With accurate visibility into sprawling data repositories, public sector agencies will reduce risk exposure, improve efficiencies, and inform decision-making while facilitating compliance with data protection and privacy legislation, including HIPAA, CJIS, CMMC, PCI-DSS, FERPA, and more.

Trusted by government institutions to safeguard citizens’ data.

3,236

Between 2020 and 2021, 3,236 public sector organizations experienced a data breach.
Verizon 2021 Data Breach Investigation

69%

Phishing emails were responsible for 69% of the public sector data breaches that occurred between 2020 and 2021.
Verizon 2021 Data Breach Investigation

1-in-5

One in every five cyber incidents in 2019 involved public sector organizations.
Verizon 2019 Data Breach Investigation

$1.6M

Data breaches of public sector organizations cost an average of $1.6 million per breach.
IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2020

Meet the requirements of evolving data protection regulations

HIPPAA

Protecting patient health information within organizations

CJIS

Enabling federally mandated data storage, access, and use guidelines for state, local, and federal authorities

CMMC

Audit your systems for CUI data and generate comprehensive CMMC reports

PCI-DSS

Safeguarding payment card data across global transactions

FERPA

Restricting nonconsensual disclosure of education records to preserve student data privacy