Meeting Zero Trust Goals in Government
The 2021 White House cybersecurity executive order outlines the government’s zero-trust goals across government, requiring agencies to implement zero trust in their systems. Across agencies, leaders are executing ZT initiatives to create and maintain secure environments for users, data and applications.
Learn more about:
- The Defense Department’s plans to clarify zero-trust implementation standards.
- How to change cultural around identity management at agencies.
- The new zero trust overlays at the Pentagon.
-
Sean Connelly Executive Director, Global Zero Trust Strategy and Policy, Zscaler -
Chris DeRusha Former federal CISO and Deputy National Cyber Director -
Huban Gowadia Principal Associated Director for Global Security, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory -
Randy Resnick Director, Zero Trust Portfolio Management Office, DOD
-
Rep. Gerry Connolly Leaves Lasting Mark on Federal Tech
Connolly's leadership in Congress significantly advanced government IT, emphasizing accountability, efficiency and a robust cybersecurity posture.
4m read -
Agencies Use AI to Boost Efficiency, Cybersecurity Under White House Mandates
DLA and GAO are investigating how AI can boost efficiency and bolster cybersecurity as agencies align with the president's tech directives.
3m read -
DOD Cyber Strategy to Adapt to New Budgets, Tech Innovation
Budgetary pressures spur innovation as department tackles aging infrastructure and evolving threats, says top cyber official.
4m read -
Federal Agencies Tout Tech in President Trump’s First 100 Days
Defense modernization and health care restructuring landed among some of the key IT highlights within the president's first few months.
6m read
