Modernizing Outdated Identity Tools in the Public Sector

The easiest path for an attacker into your systems isn’t a sophisticated exploit. It’s a compromised credential slipping through gaps created by outdated identity tools and manual account management.

This guide explores how public sector organizations can move from scattered identity controls to a coordinated identity architecture that provides visibility across every user, service account, and device accessing critical systems.

Instead of recommending a disruptive rip-and-replace strategy, the paper outlines a phased approach agencies can follow using existing investments.

The guide also includes a self-assessment checklist to help security leaders quickly evaluate their current identity maturity and identify immediate priorities.