BeyondTrust FSI Roundtable Webinar

The Office of Management and Budget issued its guidance in January on meeting the requirements for agency networks to implement a Zero Trust architecture strategy. The mandate seeks to defend against sophisticated penetrations by adversaries, emphasizing identity management and access controls are key components of the strategies. Taken together, identity and access controls mean that privileged access management (PAM) is essential.

Federal agencies must also consolidate identity systems to apply protections consistently. This requirement means that agencies will need to leverage data from multiple sources to make intelligent decisions about the security posture of all activity on their systems.

View this on-demand discussion outlining:

The methods, tracking procedures, and policies for data that plan to accomplish meeting requirements
The challenges and realistic solutions needed to accomplish the critical components of Zero Trust architecture
The specific objectives of the OMB - the top factors driving the requirement and the importance of centralized identity credential and access management programs and PAM requirements
The varying levels of trust needed, along with mechanisms available and the costs/benefits analysis of cyber risk mitigation