New York Public Personnel Law: Modernizing Government: How to Achieve Enhanced Mobility and Security

November 05, 2019

Modernizing Government: How to Achieve Enhanced Mobility and Security

GOVERNING reports that to meet an ever-increasing demand for services, state and local governments are mobilizing their workforces and applications and turning to data to gather insights and improve decision-making. Noting that managing this interconnected ecosystem of people and technology poses challenges – one of the top being enhanced cybersecurity risk.

On November 13, 2019 [11:00 a.m. PST and 2:00 p.m. EST] Governing's experts will help agency leaders navigate this complex landscape by discussing the latest tools and solutions to increase mobility without sacrificing security.

The technologies and strategies available to improve the productivity and mobility of your current and future employees

How to better protect endpoints in an evolving threat environment

Public sector use cases where a modern mobility and cybersecurity strategy bring significant advantages

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