Zero Trust
Zero trust is a framework built on the principle of “never trust, always verify,” which is critical for agencies handling sensitive information and operating in complex threat environments. It requires verification for every user, device and application attempting to access resources, regardless of location. This approach assumes that breaches are inevitable and focuses on minimizing the “blast radius” of an attack by limiting lateral movement and enforcing granular access control. For government and defense entities, zero-trust architectures enhance security posture by protecting against insider threats and adversarial external attacks. By implementing it, agencies can better safeguard critical data, systems, and infrastructure, ensuring mission continuity and national security.
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Navigating Federal Cloud Adoption
HHS leaders share how hybrid cloud strategies are evolving, integrating zero trust and shaping future cloud capabilities.
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Federal Courts Use GIS to Improve Security, Visitor Experience
The Administrative Office of the Courts is using geospatial intelligence systems data to integrate security systems, enhance safety and improve the visitor experience.
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Agencies Urge ‘Trust and Verify’ as Supply Chain Cyber Risks Shift
Federal officials warn of growing supply chain risks, from small vendor gaps to human-targeted threats and limited partner visibility.
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Agencies Shift Toward Automated Identity Management to Bolster Zero Trust
Officials say disconnected clinics, global workforces and AI-driven devices demand architectures built around identity, not networks.
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Federal Agencies Push AI‑Enabled Zero Trust to Outpace Adversaries
Officials warn that cultural resistance is among the biggest barriers to modernizing security architectures across government.
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Staying Ahead of AI-Driven Cyber Threats
Robert Roser shares insights on emerging cybercrime trends, supply chain risks and how federal organizations can build stronger security through zero trust.
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CISA Tells Agencies to Remove These Vulnerable Edge Devices
CISA guidance requires agencies to replace unsupported edge devices and strengthen lifecycle management to reduce attack surfaces.
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How Data Visibility, Zero Trust Are Key to Mission-Embedded AI
Federal agencies are grappling with how to assess artificial intelligence models safely and ensure they meet cybersecurity standards.
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CMS Advances Zero Trust, AI Security in IT Modernization Push
The agency is consolidating platforms to improve security and efficiency.
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Cyber Leaders Push for Zero Trust as AI Supercharges Threats
Cyber leaders call for accelerated zero trust adoption, AI-powered threat detection and real-time intelligence sharing to counter increasingly organized adversaries.
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War Department Advances Zero Trust to Meet 2027 Deadline
Officials detailed efforts to strengthen zero trust, improve cyber resiliency and accelerate secure innovation ahead of the fiscal 2027 federal deadline.
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Securing APIs With Zero Trust Strategies
Leaders from CISA, CMS and Akamai discuss how agencies are strengthening API security, balancing open data mandates and implementing zero trust.
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