Cimcor

Federal agencies have invested heavily in Zero Trust, yet many environments still rely on one-time validation at login or periodic compliance checks that quickly become outdated. Devices may be trusted in the morning, but by afternoon, unauthorized changes, configuration drift, or policy violations can silently undermine that trust without immediate visibility or response.

In this joint webinar, Cimcor and Zscaler demonstrate how agencies can evolve from static security validation to continuous trust enforcement through a modern Comply-to-Connect (C2C) approach. By combining continuous integrity validation, ongoing compliance assessment and dynamic access enforcement, agencies can continuously verify that systems remain trusted, compliant and mission-ready, not just at the moment of authentication, but throughout the entire session lifecycle.

Attendees will learn how Federal organizations can:

• Move beyond “trust once” security models
• Continuously validate device integrity and security posture
• Enforce compliance with CIS Benchmarks and DISA STIGs in real time
• Automatically restrict or restore access based on system trustworthiness
• Reduce operational risk while improving resiliency and cyber readiness
• Strengthen Zero Trust initiatives through continuous enforcement rather than periodic assessment

Rather than focusing on more alerts or additional security tools, this session focuses on how agencies can operationalize continuous trust as a living process that supports mission assurance, compliance and resilience.