State and Local Government
E-government has evolved from a goal to a reality. Citizens appreciate the convenience and access; governments appreciate the efficiency and lowering of operating costs for their constituents. Combined with “green” initiatives, the trend is to go paperless whenever possible.
As the range and value of transactions increase and digital signatures become more the norm than the exception, the need for secure document signing and e-mail authentication has become critical: a digitally signed document is legally binding and proof that the document has not been tampered with. For government employees, more access to sensitive information from more locations increases the need for two-factor authentication to ensure that only proper individuals have proper access. The ability to also authenticate the machines requesting access is important to ensure that destructive viruses are not introduced to the network, endangering operational security of the “people’s business”.
The Federal government recognized this need well over 10 years ago when they began to deploy PKI to help secure identities and transactions. Traditionally, PKI for State and Local government has been considered expensive and impractical…until now. ChosenSecurity and its unique On-Demand PKI delivers proven, global certificate-based security to organizations of any size.
Government promotes transparency and openness, but it must be done securely. ChosenSecurity’s TC TrustCenter is the world’s first certificate management platform that can be deployed as a web-based Security as a Service model. For $1.75 or less per month per user, institutions of any size can achieve robust security in as little as 2 weeks with no capital costs, hardware or network changes.
Check out our wide range of security services to State and Local governments that can be implemented for up to 70% less than in-house implementations and 50% less than traditional managed services. Now, the smallest State and Local government can afford the same robust security as the Federal Government.
