Network as a Service (NaaS) makes government networks more agile and adaptable to changing circumstances at speed. In order to bring NaaS to life for government, there is a four-step process, which is mapped out in this new three-part podcast series.

The second stage of the NaaS journey is about creating a roadmap for the progress that will come. Now that the systems are running as intended, the agency continues to increase its progress with greater visibility and automation.

As such, agencies can move to a more dynamic, smarter partner-managed system that enables IT through an integrated approach to security. Here, organizations can gain visibility insight into network traffic analysis and API-based incident communication, provisioning and policy management. This will play into the third step, which will be to continue to focus on the managed network environment and what opportunities it will bring.

In the second installment of this Government Technology Insider podcast series, Brett Barganz, Product Manager at Verizon, and Scott Andersen, Distinguished Solution Architect Verizon, discuss how agencies can go from step two to step three in their NaaS journeys.