Federal agencies are facing pressure to optimize IT budgets and strengthen cybersecurity defenses amidst increasing scrutiny on government spending.
Unchecked proliferation of security tools has led to inefficiencies, reduced visibility, and higher total cost of ownership.
Research shows large enterprises manage an average of 76 security tools, leading to fragmented security environments and increased risks.
To address mandates like FISMA and NIST, agencies need to transform to integrated security stacks for automated processes and enhanced risk visibility.
The expanding attack surface has driven tool sprawl in cybersecurity, leading to fragmented security architectures.
Federal agencies must adopt integrated, platform-based cybersecurity strategies to consolidate security functions and enhance automation.
Challenges include operational inefficiencies, high costs due to complexity, visibility gaps, and delayed incident response.
Agencies must invest in unified platforms for better visibility, posture management, and automated remediation to improve efficiency.
Qualys offers a unified risk management approach to eliminate inefficiencies, improve security outcomes, and enhance attack surface visibility.
Key benefits of Qualys solution include enhanced attack surface visibility, elimination of redundant security tools, proactive risk mitigation, and automation.
Qualys helps agencies achieve measurable improvements in efficiency, cost savings, and security effectiveness by consolidating tools and automating risk management.