As emphasized in the May 12th executive order, there's never been a more critical moment for government agencies to adopt a Zero Trust security model. For agencies to continue their mission-critical activities in a secure fashion, they need the ability to dynamically enable access to the right resources, to the right users, at the right time.
By modernizing federation, identity management, and attribute-based access control capabilities, it is possible for agencies to implement an identity-centric security architecture - without ripping and replacing their entire ecosystems through on-premise, hybrid, or full SaaS deployments.
Join Ping Identity and Carahsoft to learn how federal agencies can enhance their current infrastructures in order to begin their Zero Trust journeys today. Attendees will learn: - The importance of centralizing ICAM, and resulting speed to security
- The benefits of employing attribute-based access controls within your Zero Trust infrastructure
- How to enhance existing authenticators for a Zero Trust implementation
- How to quickly comply with Zero Trust Architecture requirements from the Executive Order on Improving the Nation's Cybersecurity
.JPG) | Bryan Rosensteel, Solutions Architect, Ping Identity Federal |
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