The perimeter is gone. Security has to follow the data.

Defending a line that no longer holds anythingMost agencies still spend the bulk of their security budget guarding a line that data crosses every day. The result looks fine on a compliance report, but it leaves agencies open everywhere their data has actually gone. If mission data does not stay in one place, protection can’t either. When data crosses agencies, so does the question of who protects itGovernment data rarely stays inside one agency anymore. Mission data stays protected, public trust holds and government services keep running for the people who depend on them.