Cyberattacks on federal, state and local governments surged by 148% in 2023, costing millions in recovery expenses and jeopardizing national security and public services.
As federal, state and local governments digitize their infrastructure, they face an alarming increase in cyberattacks. Limited budgets, outdated systems, and critical reliance on services like water, emergency response, and public records make them prime targets for sophisticated cyber actors. The stakes are high, with community safety and essential operations on the line.
The increasing volume and sophistication of cyber threats demand a proactive cybersecurity approach across all levels of government.
Enforces identity-based access control at the network layer to meet CISA & DISA compliance requirements.
Incorporating identity data within session packets enhances real-time network auditing and reduces false indicators of compromise. Additionally, Invisinet enhances your anomaly detection, making it smarter and more effective.
Protects military, emergency response, energy grids, and transportation systems from cyber threats without disrupting operations.
Ensures agencies meet federal cybersecurity mandates, including E) 14028, CMMC and NIST 800-207.
Invisinet hides mission-critical IT & OT assets, including SCADA, preventing adversaries from mapping or targeting key government networks.
A significant cyberattack that targeted the operational technology (OT) systems of a water treatment plant in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania. The attack exposed critical vulnerabilities in water infrastructure, highlighting the growing threat landscape in sectors that manage essential public services like water supply. The attack was carried out by an Iranian cyber group, CyberAv3ngers, who infiltrated the water treatment plant's SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) systems. They gained unauthorized access to a Pressure Regulation Pump system, which allowed them to manipulate the water pressure within the system. While the damage was not catastrophic, the disruption caused a temporary imbalance in water distribution across the region.
Invisinet’s Secure Cloaking technology hides critical OT systems, including SCADA devices, from unauthorized users. This prevents attackers from scanning and mapping network infrastructure.
Invisinet’s patented FPA technology authenticates every communication attempt from the first packet, ensuring that only verified users and devices can interact with the network.
Invisinet isolates critical systems into secure zones using identity-based policies. This segmentation ensures that even if attackers gain access to one part of the network, they cannot move laterally to other systems.
Invisinet provides real-time monitoring and identity-based session tracking, allowing early detection of suspicious activities within OT networks.
Invisinet bridges IT and OT environments with unified security policies, ensuring robust protection for operational processes without impacting performance.
Invisinet supports compliance with EPA and CISA cybersecurity guidelines, integrating real-time auditing and reporting to ensure regulatory standards are met.
Attackers cannot breach classified government systems due to FPA and cloaking.
Micro-segmentation blocks unauthorized movement across government networks.
Secure access controls and real-time threat detection ensure uninterrupted public services and national security operations.
Meets CISA, NIST, and DoD Zero Trust security frameworks for copliance and resilience.
Proactively protect your State and local governments operations with Invisinet’s advanced cybersecurity solutions, built to meet the unique challenges of this critical sector.
