The rapid adoption of IoT devices, cloud infrastructures, the recent expansion of remote workforces, and the increased execution of service contracts with multi-tier contractors have created massive distributed IT networks placing more emphasis on Zero Trust approaches.
These distributed environments display increased attack surface areas, creating multiple entry points for adversarial actors to penetrate and potentially own a technology ecosystem. Establishing a Zero Trust environment is the logical answer, but what is the best way to implement Zero Trust, and how can federal agencies ensure that they are fully protected from infrastructure to multiple, distributed endpoints?
To complicate further, IT Security and risk management technical professionals overseeing remote network access are forced to consider multiple remote security products. Utilizing technology that can be centrally controlled and managed through the enterprise infrastructure is a considerable challenge.
Join us for this informative webinar where you will learn:
- What is Zero Trust?
- How the current pandemic climate is impacting national security and what this means for your agency.
- How does this massive shift in infrastructure impact compliance requirements?
- Best practices – how to build a security infrastructure that ensures protection across the enterprise and out to the edge.
- How to design a road map for implementing zero trust to work with your legacy systems today!
Jeremy Sturm Director of Sales Engineering Fornetix | | William Lawrence Consulting Systems Architect WWT | Gene Geddes Chief Scientist, Security Solutions WWT |
