Zero Trust is essential for modern security architecture and a core protection framework for agile growth. Unlike old models that assume a level of trust once an asset is approved, Zero Trust never stops reviewing the asset as a potential threat.

With this framework in mind, the White House released a new Executive Order to implement Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) strategies across all federal agencies by the end of the Fiscal Year 2024.

While a more robust security model is essential to reinforce the government’s defenses against increasingly sophisticated and persistent threat campaigns, many questions have arisen, such as:

• What does Zero Trust look like in practice?
• What is a good area in the agency to start this transition?
• How can I implement Zero Trust with minimal impact on my users?
• What does this mean for our digital workplace collaboration?

Join AvePoint and Bravo Consulting to get answers to these questions and more. We will discuss:

	What first steps agencies should take to start their transition
	Change management best practices for Zero Trust
	How Zero Trust affects digital workplace collaboration

What does Zero Trust look like in practice?

Register now to find out!