Google Cloud for U.S. Federal Government Cybersecurity

Google Public Sector helps agencies to address the Executive Order (EO) 14028 and other critical White House cybersecurity requirements, and you can do this by leveraging our Google Zero Trust, cybersecurity analytics, and web asset protection solutions.

Google Public Sector is committed to helping the U.S. government meet its cybersecurity requirements. We offer a wide range of solutions that can help agencies address Executive Order (EO) 14028 and other critical White House cybersecurity requirements.

Our Google Zero Trust solutions can help agencies implement a zero trust architecture, which is a security model that assumes that all users and devices are potentially hostile. Zero trust architectures can help agencies protect their data and systems from unauthorized access.

Our Google cybersecurity analytics solutions can help agencies detect and respond to cybersecurity threats. Our solutions can collect and analyze data from a variety of sources, including network traffic, endpoint data, and cloud logs. This data can be used to identify potential threats and to take action to mitigate them.

Our Google web asset protection solutions can help agencies protect their websites and web applications from cyberattacks. Our solutions can help agencies identify and mitigate vulnerabilities in their websites and web applications. They can also help agencies protect their websites and web applications from denial-of-service attacks.

Google Public Sector is a trusted partner to the U.S. government, with a long history of working with the government to help them meet their cybersecurity needs.
Dynamics Edge can provide the government with the solutions they need to protect their data and systems from cyberattacks.

If you are a decision maker in the U.S. government, we encourage you to learn more about Dynamics Edge’s Google Public Sector solutions we offer. We can help you meet your cybersecurity requirements and protect your data and systems from cyberattacks.