The state of Colorado is undertaking a top-to-bottom modernization of its IT infrastructure, aimed at achieving what the Governor’s Office of Information Technology describes as four "wildly important goals." Four major initiatives (tech transformation, broadband access, digital government services, and enhanced employee engagement) are intended to deliver more and better digital services that improve residents’ lives and increase...

The past two years have brought about a decade’s worth of change to federal technology, from rapidly pivoting to and sustaining a remote, virtual-enabled workforce, to revitalizing customer experience at the heart of government’s biggest missions – all while defending against increasingly sophisticated attacks and making big bets on next generation technologies like cloud, AI and automation. And these transformations are only...

The emphasis on implementing zero trust architectures throughout federal networks is intended to reinforce the Government’s defenses against increasingly sophisticated and persistent threat campaigns. This focus represents a major step forward in strengthening agencies’ cybersecurity – and provides the opportunity to enhance cybersecurity within those networks through microsegmentation. Application segmentation is a component...

The demands on the public sector are greater than ever and to meet these demands, agencies are transforming how they collect and use data. These advancements are leading to new ways of service in a modernized workforce – and paired with an increased digital presence – means increased risk and more destructive cyberattacks. It has never been more important to stop breaches before they happen. Security must now be at the center of ev...

When the White House issued Executive Order 14028, “Improving the Nation's Cybersecurity” in May 2021, it established the framework for the Office of Management and Budget’s January 2022 memorandum directing all agencies to implement a Federal Zero Trust Strategy. The Department of Defense has now released its own Zero Trust Strategy and Roadmap, which spells out its four high-level, integrated strategic goals in achieving ze...

Implementing and staying up to date with your agency’s zero trust model can be challenging for a few reasons. Top three challenges that Federal agencies are facing includes: Complexity of implementing a zero trust model across a network with many diverse and large departments, agencies, and systems. Meeting compliance requirements in place to access data and systems within an agency. Especially as ZT may require significant changes to yo...

Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a key component to achieving Zero Trust, as it adds a secondary line of protection before allowing access to networks, applications, or databases. However, malicious actors have found ways to bypass this control through sophisticated SMS-based attacks, device compromises, malware and even network attacks. Join Zimperium and RSA for a discussion on how advanced mobile threat defense (MTD) solutions, either s...

As agencies pursue their zero trust goals in line with Executive Order 14028, “Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity,” and the Office of Management and Budget’s memorandum setting a Federal Zero Trust Strategy, it is easy to focus on technology solutions. But that overlooks something fundamental about both the challenge and the purpose of moving to zero trust – the human beings that actually will use the redesigned...

On board with Mobile Threat Defense, but interested in seeing more on the day-to-day detail of how it will impact your mobile security? Join a member of the Zimperium Sales Engineering team for a demo of the core aspects of zIPS, our advanced mobile threat defense (MTD) solution. Attend to ask questions and learn about: Policy setup and enforcement Integrations with MDM / EMM, XDR, SIEM and SOAR solutions Alerts and managing risks Special high...

As the nation faces more persistent and sophisticated cyber threats than ever before, federal agencies can no longer take for granted that their systems and applications are secure. With that in mind, the federal government is taking unprecedented measures to protect the highly sensitive information of Americans. Central to the government’s efforts to deter, protect against, detect, and respond to a constant barrage of attacks, the Biden...