Air Force Eyes Next-Gen Gateways Amid Zero Trust Plan
Justin Stolpman discusses what lies ahead for cybersecurity and air superiority.
The Department of the Air Force Zero Trust Functional Management Office Director Justin Stolpman provides a look at the service’s recently submitted zero trust implementation plan and discusses how zero trust impacts air superiority in the Indo-Pacific region while at AFCEA TechNet Indo-Pacific in Honolulu.
Stolpman discusses how the service is deploying microsegmentation and building “flyaway kits” to ensure innovative capabilities for the tactical edge are baked in from the start. For next year, the service is working on next-generation gateways to make the service more independent and agile.
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