U.S. district court employees need to access dozens of systems and applications in order to complete their duties. These employees may also have access to Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI), which must be securely stored and managed with strict access control and auditable logs. U.S. courts need a way for employees to easily and securely access systems and share CUI among teams.

Attendees at this webinar learned examples of how federal court systems can enable better security and reduce friction for their employees. Topics covered were:

• Secure Password Management - how to enforce the use of random, unique passwords across all systems and users.
• Role-Based Access Control - how to apply granular security controls and access permissions based on an employee's role in the organization.
• Secure and time-limited file sharing -how to provide encrypted, auditable access to credentials, documents, images and more.