The Department of Defense (DoD) released its formalZero Trust strategytoday, marking a major milestone in its goal of achieving enterprise-wide implementation by 2027. The strategy comes at a critical time as United States government networks continue to face nearly half the global nation-state a...
Share Top Defense Department officials say their forthcoming zero-trust strategy will represent a "new and different" approach that comes as the Pentagon works to implement a "targeted" enterprise-wide security framework within the next five years. That zero-trust strategy, which builds off of DOD...
The office of the Defense Department chief information officer has formally established a zero-trust portfolio management office with a focus on developing shared services and providing orchestration for implementations developed by the uniformed services and agencies within the department, according to ...
摘要: Top Defense Department officials say their forthcoming zero-trust strategy will represent a "new and different" approach that comes as the Pentagon works to implement a "targeted" enterprise-wide security framework within the next five years.That zero-trust strategy, which builds off of DOD...
In November of 2022, the initial DOD strategy and 5-year roadmap was published with a focus on interoperability and spells out how the DOD plans to move beyond traditional network security methods to achieve reduced network attack surfaces, enable risk m
The Defense Department's cybersecurity chief said today that integrating artificial intelligence into military systems is the only way to keep pace with foreign adversaries as DOD moves toward its zero-trust security policy. "There's a lot of work that needs to be done in the AI world and I...
CASB, DLP, or Zero Trust ensure only the right users can access your environment, but you still need solutions to ensure the data is used and shared appropriately with users you “trust.” Why is this such a difficult task? Microsoft 365 is a construct of various services that work ...
The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) is going all in on Zero Trust. In late 2022, the Pentagon released its long-anticipated Zero Trust strategy and roadmap for migrating “trusted” perimeter-based...
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The Defense Department's cybersecurity chief said today that integrating artificial intelligence into military systems is the only way to keep pace with foreign adversaries as DOD moves toward its zero-trust security policy. "There's a lot of work that needs to be done in the AI world and I...