Implementing Zero Trust to Boost Resiliency
While a zero-trust approach promises a more consistent security framework and an improved user experience for government agencies facing increasing cyber threats, its successful implementation hinges on significant cultural and systemic shifts.
Leaders from the Defense Information Systems Agency and Red Hat share their strategies for securing data, building resilience and developing a cybersecurity workforce aligned with zero trust principles.
Learn more about:
- How agencies are implementing identity management in legacy and modern systems.
- Balancing security and resiliency while remaining agile.
- How leaders are measuring the success of new security architecture implementation.
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Ross Gianfortune Senior Staff Writer, GovCIO Media & Research -
Michael Epley Chief Architect and Security Strategist, Public Sector, Red Hat -
Christopher Pymm Zero Trust Portfolio Manager, DISA
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