With most government services now available on the Internet, the number of citizens accessing services online has dramatically increased. This has been partially caused by COVID-19 making companies adopt work-from-home policies and encouraging people to spend less time in public places. Government agencies are under increasing pressure to find ways to provide secure access to government services on the Internet, while maintaining ease of access for citizens. 

 One of the challenges many agencies face with online services is aging applications that are becoming increasingly more vulnerable to attack due to reliance on legacy software that is no longer being patched. 

 One solution is to create secure access to a “citizen portal” that not only gives citizens a better experience, but also protects government assets from bad actors.

Join Zscaler to learn more about: 

• What Zero Trust Citizen Access is
• How government entities are working toward the concept of a “citizen portal”
• Why a zero trust approach is key to providing secure, fast, and seamless access to public services