zero trust

Remember user experience in the zero trust journey

Education, user-friendly technologies and leadership buy in can help bring employees onboard.

  • By Chris Teale

NSA offers new tips on zero trust and identity

New zero trust guidance for government agencies highlights best practices for maturing identity and access controls.

  • By Natalie Alms

Work with what you’ve got: Accelerating zero trust deployments

COMMENTARY | Because zero trust is founded on cybersecurity tenets like segmentation and identity management, state and local governments can adopt the strategy quickly and effectively.

  • By Jim Richberg

Workforce gaps could impact zero trust rollout

The cyber-cloud skills shortfall in state government could slow down zero trust implementation, but there are ways to reduce the deficit.

  • By Chris Teale

Zero trust builds on identity management

Having a robust ID management program in place is one of the most effective ways to enhance governments’ cybersecurity, and experts say it is within reach.

  • By Chris Teale

States sketch out roadmaps for zero trust ‘journey’

As states experiment with zero trust, they are working out technologies, governance and procedures for securing IT infrastructure.

  • By Chris Teale

Agencies face interoperability challenges with zero trust, GAO says

Because there is no single zero-trust solution, agencies must integrate new and existing solutions, a challenge for those with large investments in traditional technologies, the watchdog agency said.

  • By Mariam Baksh

No ‘silver bullet’ for zero trust

Because there are no comprehensive solutions available, governments need multiple efforts to happen at once, a county cyber exec advised.

  • By Chris Teale

Identity as the new perimeter: How one county launched its zero trust initiative

“If you can’t get your arms around identity, you’re never going to be able to address zero trust,” Maricopa County’s CISO Lester Godsey said.

  • By Stephanie Kanowitz

Report: Government implementing zero trust architecture faster than corporations

Government’s speedy zero trust implementation is noteworthy for an institution that is “not usually ahead of the curve,” according to a report.

  • By Kirsten Errick

State, local government primed for zero trust

While a zero trust architecture is only required for federal agencies, state and local chief information security officers are considering ways the buzz around the strategy can help them boost their cybersecurity posture and prepare for a zero-trust future.

  • By Susan Miller

Army plans ICAM rethink to support unified network operations

To make mobile device use more secure, the Army is preparing a new identity and access requirements as it adopts zero trust security principles.

  • By Lauren C. Williams

Maintaining zero trust over time: Why set-it and forget-it won’t work

Zero trust requires continuous revalidation of trustworthiness -- of the devices, services and identities connecting into an enterprise environment, as well as the systems to which they are connecting.

  • By Maurice Uenuma

7 cyber defense use cases

Whether facing data loss, ransomware, fraud or privacy threats, agencies can leverage technology and process solutions to help them prevent and respond to attacks.

  • By Stephanie Kanowitz
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