Cybersecurity: Keeping the USPS and Your Data Secure

Cybersecurity at the USPS means protecting one of the largest information and operational technology infrastructures in the world. Considering they’re protecting a network with over 640,000 employees, thousands of facilities containing computers, equipment, phones and more, plus endpoints at every laptop and mobile phone their customers use – including yours – it’s a daunting task. Today’s mail and shipping environment is no longer just about delivery — it’s about safeguarding a complex, interconnected ecosystem. This session explores how the Postal Service is moving beyond traditional security models to protect people, mail, and packages from modern threats. At the center of this work is trust — the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of the mail, the systems that support it, and the people who rely on it. Learn more about what the USPS is doing to keep your data safe, and how you can do the same.

Presented by Heather L. Dyer, Chief Information Security Officer, USPS