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Protected: Why agencies must move beyond Pillar 1 of zero trust

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Federal Insights

(From left to right) Lauren Knausenberger, director of Cyberspace Innovation, and 1st Lt. Jessica Farris, program manager and engineer, Lifecycle Management Center, Agile Combat Systems Directorate, participate in a women in technology panel during the Air Force Conference, also known as AFCON, at the Pentagon, July 19. AFCON is a one-day immersion into Air Force technology, culture and operations designed for long-form storytellers who typically do not cover the military.

Air Force looks to zero trust in securing its financial management network

Air Force

Federal IT leaders see ‘critical moment’ in securing systems from fraud

IT Modernization

DISA Defense Information Systems Agency Headquarters

Thunderdome hits its targets, DISA moves to next phase of zero trust

Defense News

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Cyber security IT engineer working on protecting network against cyberattack from hackers on internet. Secure access for online privacy and personal data protection. Hands typing on keyboard and PCB

Identity management, automation a common theme among 4 agencies’ move to zero trust

Ask the CIO

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Comply-to-connect: The foundation for DoD’s zero trust journey

Commentary

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Forthcoming national cyber strategy highlights 2023 cybersecurity agenda

Cybersecurity

Application security: A pillar of zero trust

Commentary

From Log4j to zero trust, agencies have another busy year in cyber

Cybersecurity

Congress moves to reauthorize CISA’s cyber defense program

Cybersecurity

Exclusive

DIA makes ‘significant’ award for top-secret IT network

Contracts/Awards

CISO council considers new authentication mechanisms for feds, citizens

Multifactor authentication and identity are a major issues in front of the federal chief information security officer council.

Cybersecurity

Pentagon releases zero trust strategy to guide DoD cybersecurity priorities

The Pentagon’s much-anticipated zero trust strategy lays out an ambitious, detailed plan for how DoD will adopt a “never trust always verify” approach.

Defense News

Implementing a Zero Trust Architecture Framework

Federal Insights

During this exclusive webinar, moderator Jason Miller will discuss zero trust in 2023 and beyond with agency and industry leaders.