Preparing Federal Agencies for Secure, AI Ready Modernization

AI PCs are a strategic investment in secure, mission-ready federal computing. As agencies modernize and prepare for AI-enabled workflows, endpoint security is becoming central to procurement, risk management, and mission assurance. Beginning in 2027

Modernizing Federal Endpoints: The Case for AI PCs

For government agency leaders, the decision to upgrade to AI PCs is not simply a technology refresh – it is a modernization decision tied to mission readiness, workforce productivity, cybersecurity, and public service delivery.

Ushering in the Next Frontier of Quantum Innovation

Ushering in the Next Frontier of Quantum Innovation – Executive Order 14413 is significant because it positions Quantum Information Science and Technology (QIST) as a major national priority for U.S. economic competitiveness, scientific leadership, and national security.

Securing the Nation Against Advanced Cryptographic Attacks

Executive Order 14412 is significant because it makes the transition to post-quantum cryptography (PQC) a formal federal cybersecurity priority…it moves quantum-resilient cybersecurity from planning and research into implementation…

Five Things to Avoid When Considering Managed Print Services

Managed print services (MPS) is one of the best investments you can make for your business. MPS improves efficiency, streamlines work processes, and boosts cost-effective strategies. While virtually all companies can benefit from managed print services, these benefits depend on doing proper research and planning for seamless integration, as well as the MPS partner you choose. Are you prepared to get the most out of your system? Here are the five things you should never do.

Cybersecurity Trends for SLED

For many things it’s never too late to improve how your business operates. When it comes to cybersecurity, however, there IS such a thing as “too late.” No one—least of all government agencies—wants to be the next target of a major ransomware or cyberattack. Malicious actors see schools and local government agencies as easy targets for several reasons.

Simple and Secure Asset Management

When thinking of asset management, there are important security elements to consider for every step—from shopping for new devices to disposing of old ones. Devices used by government employees are filled with sensitive documents, communications, and passwords that could cause major damage if they ended up in the wrong hands. Below are a few things to consider for every step of the device lifecycle.

The Unknown Cybersecurity Threat: Printers

Printers don’t tend to be top of mind in the cybersecurity conversation—if included at all. News about security breaches typically focuses on the impact and damage done, but overlooks the alarmingly easy ways that hackers infiltrate networks. Government agencies and employees should be educated about printer hacks and equipped with the right tools for defense against them.

Securing Your Endpoint Devices

Cybercriminals are feeling bold: the reward for taking ransoms can be quite high, and the effort required to conduct attacks is often quite low. With more people working and studying at home than ever, entry points are plentiful for capturing critical networks and valuable data.

Three Reasons for Federal Agencies to Invest in MPS

Printer purchasing and maintenance is often low-priority, yet investing in quality printer products can save significant time and money—not to mention prevent major security breaches. It’s estimated that 40% of all IT Help Desk calls are printer related, and it typically costs about $9 to manage every $1 spent on printer services.

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