To better prepare government organizations for the modern threatscape, the DoD recently released its Zero Trust Reference Architecture that provides guidance to help agencies effectively adopt ...

The zero trust architecture and setup has been in vogue for decades. However, the push to adopt it now is happening because of three aspects. The first is cloud adoption in most organisations to ...

Last September, I wrote a blog covering a status update on the federal government deadline arriving on implementing a zero-trust cybersecurity model, along with some state government implications.

In an era where cyber threats evolve rapidly, traditional security models are proving inadequate. Naga Yeswanth Reddy Guntaka, a cybersecurity researcher, presents a forward-looking approach to ...

Security management is shifting, with changes in cloud platform adoption, deployment of firewalls and Software-Defined Wide Area Networks.

A zero-trust security architecture is one that users on a network are not trusted by default and instead required to provide credentials and earn authorization, typically with continuous validation, ...

Special Publication 800‑207 as well as the seven pillars of the Department of Defense’s Zero Trust reference architecture.

Identity is a common thread that binds the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Zero Trust Reference Architecture, the DoD Enterprise Identity, Credential, and Access Management (ICAM) Strategy ...

The evolution and applicability of zero trust architecture in the enterprise domain is immense. The architecture has transformed cybersecurity by challenging traditional perimeter-based security ...

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