Steps the DEA Took to Transition to a Secure Workforce

We've all had to change how we work in this age of Covid. The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is no different. With more than 15,000 employees, the organization had to up its virtual desktop interface and virtual private network in a hurry. Check out this article on the Federal News Network website to see just how the DEA got it done.

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Steps the DEA Took to Transition to a Secure Workforce published by Integrated Technology Systems

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Steps the DEA Took to Transition to a Secure Workforce

IT that works for you