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Acmetek helps Federal Government to optimize security

stack that identifies, protects, and responds to advanced national threats

Americans expect government websites to be secure and their interactions with those sites to remain private.

The federal government can take advantage of Acmetek's highly accessible and adaptable Internet-based infrastructure to help ensure the accessibility of mission-critical strong authentication services.

All browsing activity should be considered private and sensitive

The unencrypted HTTP protocol does not protect data from interception or alteration. Most Federal websites use HTTP as their primary protocol to communicate over public networks.

Unencrypted HTTP connections create privacy vulnerability and expose potentially sensitive information.

White House Office of Management and Budget memorandum

A Policy Requiring Secure Connections across Federal Websites and Web Services

Signed June 8, 2015, A Memorandum from the executive office has been enacted and requires all publicly accessible federal websites and web services to only provide service through a secure connection. The strongest privacy and integrity protection currently available for public web connections is Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS).

Best Practices to secure Federal Government Websites and Services

To avoid vulnerabilities in browsing activity, here are some of the IT security practices that are recommended for the federal government.

Establish real-time security monitoring and threat intelligence services.
Augment your internal security team with a Managed Security Service Provider.
Use tools to scan and implement import HTTPS connections.
Build comprehensive reports.
Stay ahead of evolving threats and get actionable insights with deep Sight Adversary and Technical Intelligence services.
Consult established industry experts.
Swiftly respond to security breaches and other incidents with support from our incident response experts.