Warfighting increasingly relies on secure undeniable connectivity. As the nation’s adversaries target critical infrastructure, joint forces must be able to continue net-enabled combat and operations in the face of overburdened infrastructure, difficult environments, determined adversaries and insider threats. Juniper’s mission-first network, anchored on the Juniper Session Smart Router, enables organizations to adapt rapidly, provi...

The recent executive order and Office of Management and Budget memorandum has made it clear that we need to be heading towards a zero-trust architecture. But when we examine the cultural shift required to reach that goal, we may be moving forward but we’re really moving back to the future. Security used to be straightforward. You could only access what you needed to know, when you needed to know it. This was true whether it was a locked...

Securing video distribution systems (VDS) is critical in a zero trust (ZT) world. Modern warfare concepts, such as JADC2, ABMS, project convergence and project over match are all about information dominance. Video and audio data are the virtual eyes and ears of mission critical command and control centers, combat information centers, briefing rooms and operations centers. This webinar is a must for anyone involved in securing VDS platforms. Le...

Video Distribution Systems (VDS) are crucial for instant situational awareness in operation centers and command and control rooms, providing video, audio and data to those that need it to make important decisions. These legacy, purpose-built systems have remained unchanged for years, seemingly protected by physical barriers. However, technology and workflow requirements have evolved, enhancing functionality while also illuminating the risks th...

Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) is an exciting theoretical approach to total information security, but it is just that – an approach. While ZTA technologies are already being developed, tested and implemented, it is important to not lose sight of the ripples which changes in the enterprise will cause downstream to the edge. Instead of driving the ZTA solely from the top-down, REDCOM is seeing an operational benefit in constructing the ente...

As the U.S Department of Defense (DoD), Intel community and federal agencies increase multi-domain operations, the protection of mission-critical data transfer between networks of different classification levels is paramount in enabling secure collaboration between HQ, the tactical edge and with its Mission Partner Environment (MPE). Although the DoD is making great strides to improve interoperability and defensive cyber operations, without a...

The secure access service edge (SASE) is a new security model defined by Gartner to help organizations adapt to evolving security challenges. Gartner realized that with applications moving to the cloud, the traditional approach to security needed to evolve. But how can DoD successfully deploy a SASE model and reduce mission risk? In this webinar, Zscaler's Patrick Perry will provide a high level overview of: The fundamentals of SASE How Zero T...

While the term “zero trust" is overused in security product marketing, Zero Trust is very important to the future of our nation's cybersecurity. The Department of Defense (DoD) released its own Zero Trust architecture guidance and there are many additional relevant models available to federal customers. Last May, President Biden issued an Executive Order (EO) which required agencies to provide updates on their plans to implement Zero Tru...

CyberRes is sponsoring this year's AFCEA Bethesda Webinar Series. Register now to hear John Fanguy, Chief Technology Officer of CyberRes, speak on Zero Trust Architecture and how agencies are incorporating migrations steps laid out by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Experts will speak on the time, money, and intense focus needed to make Zero Trust a reality. Join AFCEA Bethesda and CyberRes for a webinar on October 1...

The May 12th Executive Order has government agencies scrambling to move to a zero-trust framework and migrate to the cloud. This can be fraught with potential issues as agencies balance the need to move quickly with the sheer complexity of the task - sometimes at the expense of careful planning. In some instances, agencies could be migrating their current problems to the cloud along with their resources and applications. The challenges in doin...