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Overview
McAfee's state and local government security portfolio delivers industry-leading technology and 24/7 Global Threat Intelligence to safeguard your systems and data against all known and emerging threats. Our solutions help you govern your network and data, protect sensitive and regulated information, meet regulatory requirements, identify and mitigate policy violations, and proactively and continuously secure your network against known and emerging threat vectors. And you can manage your entire security system from a centralized, web-based platform that boosts efficiency, cuts costs, and speeds proof of compliance.
Key Benefits
- Cut costs and boost protection with a single security solution
Count on McAfee to deliver seamless protection from desktops to network edge. This full-spectrum coverage not only ensures greater security than patchwork systems, it unifies security and compliance activities under a single set of policies and processes to reduce administrative tasks and save you time and money. - Discover and protect your most sensitive data
Identify sensitive data in locations you may not have anticipated. Count on McAfee tools to safeguard that data against viruses, spyware, spam, theft, phishing, and hackers who prey on sensitive information in overlooked and vulnerable areas. - Manage your security — and prove compliance — from a central platform
Streamline your system administration with the McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator (ePO) platform, the centralized management console that enables you to monitor your entire network at a glance. With the ePO platform, you can also set policies, perform audits, and prove compliance with data privacy regulations and other government mandates using the latest open protocols and regulatory line items. - Safeguard sensitive data wherever it travels
Protect data in transit via email, over the Internet, or on USB drives or other portable devices with safety policies such as automatic, transparent data encryption. When you secure your data, you liberate your mobile workforce and encourage safe, efficient collaboration between government employees and contractors. If mobile devices are lost, you can prove they were properly encrypted beforehand, making their data inaccessible and their loss a non-event for compliance. - Coach users on safe data procedures
Help your employees and contractors safeguard data and learn security best practices with policies that trigger alerts when users inadvertently jeopardize sensitive information. - Count on 24/7 security vigilance in a Web 2.0 world
Rely on McAfee Labs, our 24/7 Global Threat Intelligence team, to ensure your protections remain strong and up-to-date even as applications and environments change. - Accelerate time to protection
Speed rollouts and updates with our automated discovery, proven controls, and centralized management. Get up and running at maximum effectiveness in weeks, not months.
Products
McAfee Total Protection for Data Loss Prevention
McAfee Total Protection for Data Loss Prevention (DLP) safeguards intellectual property and ensures compliance by protecting sensitive data wherever it lives – on the network, in storage systems or at the endpoint, while saving time and money with centralized deployment, management, and reporting.
McAfee Endpoint Encryption
McAfee Endpoint Encryption delivers powerful encryption, preventing unauthorized access to sensitive data, and stopping data loss and exposure. McAfee offers multiple layers of encryption solutions for your PC, network files and folders, mobile devices, virtual disks, removable media, and encrypted USB devices.
Resources
David O’Berry, director of information technology systems and services for the South Carolina Department of Probation, Parole, and Pardon Services, is interviewed
David O’Berry of the South Carolina Department of Probation, Parole, and Pardon Services, a McAfee customer, talks with Brian Contos, McAfee’s director of global security strategy and risk management.
Seth Kulakow, former CISO for the State of Colorado, is interviewed
Seth Kulakow talks with Brian Contos, McAfee’s director of global security strategy and risk management, about critical security challenges facing state governments.
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- 10 Days of Rain in Korea
Archive - July 05, 2011
On March 4th of this year, exactly 20 months to the day of a similar incident on US Independence Day in 2009, a botnet based out of South Korea launched Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks against 40 sites affiliated with South Korean government, military and civilian critical infrastructure as well as U.S. Forces Korea Read more... - My Recent Travels to Italy and Spain
Gert Jan Schenk - May 19, 2011
Recently I have been meeting with customers and resellers throughout Italy and Spain and it was interesting to hear that their needs from a security partner are very similar to those from the other countries I have recently visited. I have started to see strong interest in the McAfee DLP, Database Protection and Encryption technologies Read more... - Cybersecurity: A Big Issue for Small Business
Dr. Phyllis Schneck - May 16, 2011
Today, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) released a top ten list of cybersecurity tips for small businesses as part of National Small Business Week. I had the privilege of sitting on a panel convened by FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski this morning to discuss securing and empowering small businesses with technology. Small businesses are a major Read more... - Critical Infrastructure Not Ready For Cyberattacks by George Kurtz
Archive - April 20, 2011
On Tuesday, McAfee and CSIS issued our second annual critical infrastructure report, “In the Dark: Crucial Industries Confront Cyberattacks.” The good news? We took a close look at the sectors that affect you on a daily basis—power, oil, gas, and water—sectors that may well be the first targets of a serious cyberattack. The bad news? Read more... - New release of CIP report: Crucial Industries Confront Cyber Attacks
Brian Contos - April 20, 2011
Yesterday, McAfee released “In the Dark: Crucial Industries Confront Cyberattacks,” a sequel report focused on the critical civilian infrastructure that depends most heavily on industrial control systems. Our 2011 report is a follow up to last year’s “In the Crossfire: Critical Infrastructure in the Age of Cyberwar“. As our VP of Threat Intelligence Phyllis Schneck Read more...