Safeguard against national cyber threats
FedRAMP Ready: Empowering governments to measure and resolve cyber risk
Addressing National
Cybersecurity Challenges
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Challenge: Incomplete view of risk
Poor visibility into the independent yet highly connected systems that society relies on
Solution: Continuous monitoring
Real-time security posture data of any private or public entity delivered at scale
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Challenge: Inadequate resources
Organizations lack the time, budget and personnel to inspect, measure, or respond to all security risks
Solution: Data-driven workflows
Artificial intelligence prioritizes areas of focus, powers automation, and drives action resulting in risk resolution
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Challenge: Limited enforcement options
Authority to uniformly enact timely security standards does not exist, is constrained, and can be challenged
Solution: Common security standard
Intuitive and transparent security metrics increase risk awareness and reward cyber resilience
How We Work with
Federal Governments
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Modernize regulatory agencies
SecurityScorecard’s ratings allow agencies and regulators to take a risk-based approach to their oversight, pinpointing weakest links and major threats. Daily scans of the entire internet provide federal, state, and local agencies with dynamic views of regulated entities.
Hear from our Public Sector Customers
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“As cyber threats against critical infrastructure continue to escalate, fulfilling TSA's security mission requires new and innovative capabilities to stay ahead of our adversaries. This capability offers another resource that allows us to strengthen our security partnerships and represents a major step forward in our overall strategy to secure our nation's critical infrastructure.”
Sonya Proctor Assistant Administrator of the Surface Operations Office of the TSA1 / 0
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“Our partnership with SecurityScorecard provides us with authoritative and trusted data on critical infrastructure and insight to manage such risk at scale. This will help the Cyber Centre ensure we can provide tailored support to critical infrastructure owner-operators vital to the security of the Canadian economy.”
Sami Khoury Head of the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security1 / 0
