In the post-9/11 world, government agencies like yours are undergoing numerous changes that require the consolidation of roles and data. In addition, ongoing eGovernment initiatives have created greater demand and need for more online visibility and data sharing. Constituents also want streamlined access to information without jumping to and from agency sites. Regulations such as the National ID Theft Law, CA 1386, GLBA, HSPD-12 and similar mandates complicate matters by requiring stricter controls around transactions and agency information security.

Cybertrust can help your agency with:

• Building an information security program or infrastructure that aligns to your goals.
• Meeting HSPD12, CA1386 or similar - or even multiple - compliance regulations.
• Ensuring identity authentication of Shared Service Providers.
• Implementing encryption programs for your most critical data.
• Securing tax, medical, pension and social security payment transactions and data.
• Creating and managing an internal secure operations center.
• Implementing and managing a digital identity program.
• Assessing your vulnerabilities, and finding gaps and redundancies in information security practices.
• Ensuring the information security compliance of your service providers.
• Enhancing authentication/identity management options.
• Prioritizing threats to, and risks and assets of your organization.

We have extensive experience working with governments around the globe to improve their information security practices. We will assess and plan around your greatest security priorities, and develop a security plan that will focus on your individual agency needs.

In addition, we were also recently awarded GSA IT Schedule 70, which was established to provide U.S. government agencies the ability to procure the products and services they need as solutions to their information technology requirements. This will make it much easier for your agency to work with Cybertrust to meet your agency's needs. For more information, you can read our GSA Special Item Number award specifications (below) or view the press release.

GSA SPECIAL ITEM NUMBER, Schedule 70
Cybertrust services are currently focused in two areas:

• Special Item Number (SIN) 132- 61, Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Shared Service Provider (SSP) Program.
• Special Item Number (SIN) 132- 51, Professional Services (PKI SME only)

Additional Cybertrust services will be added to the Schedule over the next several months.

Australian Government: Preferred Supplier to Government

Cybertrust's long term involvement with Australian state and federal government departments has given us considerable depth and experience with government security requirements and financial constraints.

Cybertrust is a preferred supplier to the VIC, NSW and the ACT governments, as well as being a preferred supplier to the Commonwealth government, where Cybertrust manages the secure government gateways for over 90 Commonwealth Government departments, and provides additional secure email, remote access, VPN and content security services to many more.

Government Accreditations

• DSD Certified Unified Gateway service provider - Cybertrust is currently the only commercial multi-agency gateway provider with Full Certification at HIGHLY PROTECTED certification level
• DSD Accredited Data Centers - Cybertrust currently has three facilities in Canberra rated by ASIO T4, suitable for Highly Protected use with the capability to protect higher classified information and systems if required.
• Fedlink Secure Communications Service Provider - Cybertrust allowing Commonwealth departments and agencies to transmit and receive information securely to PROTECTED level using the Internet.
• Cybertrust is an Endorsed Supplier and was the first commercial company to become Gatekeeper accredited in 1999 and is fully committed to maintaining this accreditation. We maintain unparalleled experience in the development and implementation of Gatekeeper compliant PKI solutions and deployment of large scale national identity projects.