A single compromised message disrupts a government operation, exposes sensitive citizen data, or even shakes public trust. This is the reality government agencies face today, particularly when relying on legacy networks and unverified communication tools. While cyber threats evolve rapidly, some of the most critical risks stem from long‑standing infrastructure weaknesses and policy gaps: legacy networks still in use, unofficial messaging tools in the workspace, and unclear data sovereignty practices. Are you confident your agency is prepared to handle risks in outdated communication systems tomorrow? Do your communication tools truly protect sensitive information from misuse or interception?