Information Security Forum for Texas Government

Join us at the Information Security Forum for Texas Government to talk about a challenge that’s consistent across state, local, and education environments: operating in complex, distributed systems where exposure is high, visibility is limited, and most threats are already known—but still making it through.

Across public sector environments, the issue isn’t a lack of security controls. It’s that risk is often understood too late—after activity has already reached the network and teams are left to respond.

Most of what reaches your environment today isn’t new—it’s known, documented, and already identified elsewhere. It just wasn’t enforced early enough.

Let’s connect in Austin.

Centripetal will be on site at Booth 145A throughout the event. Centripetal’s Client Relationship Director, David Young, will be on-site to talk through how organizations are reducing exposure by stopping threats earlier—before they reach the network and become operational problems.

Most of what hits your network isn’t new—it just wasn’t stopped early enough. If you’re working to change that, stop by and connect.