Adaptive Zero Trust Security for Multi-Level Networks

Traditional security models are no longer effectively addressing modern cybersecurity challenges. Security must evolve to support increasing operational effectiveness and to account for the growing complexity of agency networks.

Zero Trust is an architecture that many agencies are moving toward to modernize their security approach. Zero Trust focuses on protecting resources - not network segments - and now more than ever, users and their identities play a pivotal role in a zero-trust framework.

In this virtual workshop we will:

Look at the latest industry guidance for Zero Trust security architectures
Discuss best practices for how Zero Trust should be implemented
Describe why evaluating behavioral attributes is an important component to a Zero Trust Architecture

Then, we will apply these principles to show an advanced model of how Zero Trust principles can be applied to multiple networks for adaptive and consistent Zero Trust enforcement across all levels of the network.