In January 2022, a White House memo required federal agencies to shift from perimeter-based defenses to a zero-trust architecture (ZTA) security approach, because it requires continuous verification and strict access controls.
Although most federal agencies have begun putting ZTA basics in place, they can (and should) do more to implement it as soon as possible, elevating their security to prepare for heightened cyber threats successfully.
This report details how organizations can use modernized tools and approaches to meet ZTA requirements.
You’ll discover:
- How to put zero trust on new footing.
- Best practices in zero trust.
- An intelligence agency case study.
