Building a Flexible Framework for Implementing Zero Trust

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It is easy to say, “Never trust – always verify.” It is much harder to put that philosophy into practice, even though zero trust is the foundation of the Cybersecurity Executive Order released in May. It is unprecedented for an EO to be so specific in its cybersecurity directives.

Despite the EO, there is no single way to approach zero trust implementation. The National Security Agency released some guidance in February about zero trust. Before that, Security Magazine published "Five practical steps to implement a zero-trust network." Both of them suggest segmenting data and controlling network traffic flow, among other measures. An emerging concept that addresses these two, in particular, is microsegmentation – identifying smaller networks within the whole to which zero trust is applied, and building out from there.

Join us as thought leaders from government and industry discuss how they piece together different elements of zero trust in a way that creates a framework that serves their organizations, constituents and mission.

Speaker and Presenter Information

Speakers

	Jonathan Feibus Chief Information Security Officer, Nuclear Regulatory Commission
	Steven Hernandez Chief Information Security Officer, U.S. Dept. of Education
	Patrick Sullivan Chief Technology Officer, Security Strategy, Akamai
	John Breeden (Moderator) Contributing Editor, FedInsider

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