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...
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 DO...
This workbook provides structure, guidance, and simplification of the DoD Zero Trust Strategy to make it easier to track, prioritize, and improve Zero Trust Target (and Advanced) level Capabilities/Activities that are required to be implemented by 2027. Does this workbook only p...
One of the capabilities in the Devices pillar of the DoD Zero Trust Strategy isComply to Connect (C2C), an NDAA mandate and a Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) program setup to monitor and manage government endpoints and their health, plus to affect their authorization into the environme...
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’s ...
Zero Trust requires concurrent enterprise and mission owner implementation. Real-time, risk-based response is imperative as threats become more complex. Legacy IT remains a challenge. Leadership and operator buy-in are a must for a successful Zero Trust strategy. The DoD Strategy defines seven core...
Zero Trust (ZT) continues to make waves (no pun intended), with US federal agencies now publishing guidance, such asthe OMB’s M-22-09orthe DoD’s ZT strategy, for effective implementations, allowing for the government to be viewed as a source of trust in cybersecurit...
Zero Trust Jul 19, 2024 | 3:05 pm Army’s Scale, Size Present Challenge to Zero Trust Success The Department of Defense (DoD) is requiring its components and military services to meet target level goals of the Pentagon’s Zero Trust Strategy by fiscal year 2027. But for the U.S. Army...
So, while a zero-trust strategy must embrace the fact that breaches will occur, a thoughtful approach will adopt a risk-versus-reward approach on the remediation of transactions that are allowed but appear suspicious. That tradeoff will comprehend the risk level of different applicat...
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's init...