Implementing Zero Trust for the Modern Work Experience
Zero trust redefines the modern work experience by ensuring strong cybersecurity protections are in place whether you’re working from home, a coffee shop, the office, or a combat zone. Connecting to the cloud is no longer a cybersecurity risk, but a necessary step towards improved outcomes for federal agencies and industry alike.
Inside, catch up on insights from:
- Lt. Gen. John B. Morrison, Deputy Chief of Staff, G-6, U.S. Army
- Lynette Sherrill, CISO, VA
- David Markowitz, CDO and Acting CIO, U.S. Army
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Gerald Caron CIO, International Trade Administration
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Kurt DelBene CIO, VA
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David Markowitz CDO and Acting CIO, U.S. Army
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Luis Mendoza Sr. Director of Business Development, Microsoft Alliance Lead, Zscaler
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Lt. Gen. John B. Morrison Deputy Chief of Staff, G-6, U.S. Army
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Jose Padin Public Sector Chief Transformation Officer, Zscaler
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Nagesh Rao CIO, Bureau of Industry and Security, Department of Commerce
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Lynette Sherrill CISO, VA
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Nathan Tierney Deputy CIO and Chief People Officer, VA
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