Bridging strategy and culture in the Pentagon aims to advance Zero Trust to secure data and support mission success by 2027. The Pentagon is expected to release a new assessment to evaluate and ...

GovCon Wire: In our last conversation, you evangelized about zero trust ... Our focus is on helping the DOD think in terms of massive ecosystems, global capabilities and information transfer ...

Having unveiled its Information Superiority Vision 2.0—also known as ISV2.0—in August 2024, the Department of the Navy (DON) is making strides in improving its cybersecurity posture by implementing ...

It operates using end-to-end encryption, robust access control mechanisms, AI, and network monitoring capabilities. ZTA enables businesses to support remote work, minimize risk, ease regulatory ...

Delivering zero trust segmentation from the cloud, securing every stage of the attack chain, providing comprehensive data and threat protection, and enforcing context- and risk-based policies for ...

This whitepaper examines the integration of Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) and Cross Domain Solutions (CDS) to secure multilevel cyberspace for government and defense. CDS enables secure data flow ...

This ensures that even if an attacker breaches one layer of defense, they encounter multiple obstacles before accessing sensitive data or systems. Another benefit of Zero Trust is enhanced visibility ...

Zero trust architectures (ZTAs) are a reaction to the emergence of cloud computing ... Advanced identifies a network with some cross-pillar coordination, some pre-defined incident responses, some ...

Data-centric security is an approach to information security that emphasizes protecting the data itself rather than focusing solely on securing the underlying systems or network infrastructure.