Virtru to offer six months of complimentary email encryption to government entities participating in the State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program
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Thursday, September 29, 2022
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Virtru currently provides hundreds of SLTT government customers with affordable, easy-to-use tools to encrypt and protect private constituent information, health data, government forms, and other sensitive information.
Key Points:
- Virtru currently provides hundreds of SLTT government customers with affordable, easy-to-use tools to encrypt and protect private constituent information, health data, government forms, and other sensitive information.
- This funding stems from a rise in ransomware and other digital threats that have made local governments around the nation more vulnerable than ever before .
- Virtrus encryption solutions protect data as it moves in and out of government systems, supporting an increasingly mobile and collaborative workforce.
- The State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program will go a long way in giving SLTT government organizations much-needed funds to protect their IT environments from an ever-evolving threat landscape, said John Ackerly, CEO of Virtru.