Cyber threats targeting SLED systems are increasingly dangerous and costly. The uncoordinated nature of current defenses can lead to ineffective protection and wasted resources. A whole-of-state strategy provides a framework that empowers agencies to collaborate, overcoming obstacles such as budget constraints and skill gaps.
This approach emphasizes leadership, clear communication, and actionable plans, which are essential for success. By pooling resources, SLED agencies can negotiate better pricing and share expertise, enhancing their overall cybersecurity posture. As agencies work together, they not only improve individual defenses but also contribute to a more resilient governmental infrastructure.
The implications of adopting a whole-of-state strategy extend beyond immediate cost savings and risk reduction. This coordinated effort enhances citizen trust in government capabilities and creates a unified front against evolving cybersecurity threats. Overall, the move towards a more collaborative cybersecurity framework is essential for the future of state and local governance.
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