Three Principles of Security in Uncertain Times

Federal agencies are under relentless pressure to modernize their security posture as they face an onslaught of new, enhanced threats – from hostile nation-states, criminal networks, and hackers determined to stir up trouble.

The path forward starts with three proven principles: Least Privilege Access, which blocks users from gaining entry to data and software they are not allowed to use; Zero Trust architectures, designed to “never trust, always identify;” and microsegmentation, which allows networks to be blockaded into very small sections that can be walled off from the overall network.

Learning Objectives:

• Learn how to align these three strategies with required mandates
• Outline a practical roadmap for implementation across your agency’s infrastructure
• Delineate the ways these approaches strengthen your agency’s cyber defenses from the inside out