CyberScoop and FedScoop present a new survey of federal civilian, defense and intelligence agency IT decision makers
Two-thirds of federal IT executives in a new survey say their agency‘s ability to withstand a cyber event, and continue to function, is moderately to highly mature.
But a number of gaps in cybersecurity resilience remain, with 6 in 10 defense or intelligence agency IT executives — and 55% at civilian agencies — saying their agencies “don’t have all the tools and resources needed to detect and respond to cyberthreats.”
This new survey of IT leaders at civilian, defense and intelligence agencies explores how prepared agencies are to continue operating during an attack, the tools they’re using and their top concerns and priorities.
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