Zero Trust Architecture - What You Should Know and Why You Should Care

While the concept of Zero Trust has been around for some time, the publication of NIST SP 800-207 (Zero Trust Architecture) has provided clarity, definition, and a recommended approach to a Zero Trust Architecture. President Biden's May 12th Executive Order has created a policy for Federal Agencies to adopt a Zero Trust Architecture, which will likely impact State and Local Government agencies, service providers, supply chains, and private enterprises.

Join us on Wednesday, July 28th, for a live webinar that will:

• Identify key requirements and legal implications of the Executive Order
• Consider what exactly is meant by Zero Trust
• Explain some of the drivers for Zero Trust
• Discuss challenges in moving from perimeter-based security to a Zero Trust Architecture

Register today to learn how Certes Networks can help government agencies, service providers, and enterprises take a simple approach to meeting the Executive Order and NIST's requirements through policy definition, micro-segmentation, and observability.