Modern government agencies rely on digital tools and services to deliver programs, communicate with the public, and manage internal operations. Two critical areas that support this digital infrastructure are:

Identity governance involves managing who has access to systems, data, and applications. It ensures that individuals only have access to the resources they need, and that these permissions are updated automatically as roles change. This helps reduce security risks, support regulatory compliance, and maintain accountability.

Network and application security focuses on protecting government websites, applications, and services from external threats while ensuring reliable access for legitimate users. These services act as a secure intermediary between users and systems—filtering harmful traffic, blocking cyberattacks, and improving performance.

Together, these capabilities help public sector organizations operate securely and efficiently, protecting sensitive data and maintaining trust with the public.