Zero Trust isn’t just about defense – it’s about unlocking new capabilities across even the most legacy-heavy federal systems.

When agencies move to a Zero Trust Architecture, the benefits go far beyond stronger cybersecurity. Integrating decades-old systems into a Zero Trust framework can actually centralize data, create consistency, and open new paths to modernization.

This week on Feds At the Edge, Sean Phuphanich, Principal Technologist at AWS, explains how synthetic data can safely demonstrate cloud scalability in non-production environments, while Richard Breakiron, Senior Director, Strategic Initiatives, Americas Public Sector, Commvault, offers candid insight into why no single vendor has all the answers. His advice? Collaborate across agencies to tap into shared experience and proven solutions.

Tune in on your favorite podcast today as we explore how Zero Trust can be both a security strategy and a powerful engine for modernization across government. Plus, learn about a free AWS assessment tool that can help your agency gauge its Zero Trust maturity and chart a clear path forward.

To view this webinar: Zero Trust: Improving Your Business Continuity Program.

Featured Speakers:

Shery Thomas, Enterprise Information Officer, Navy Installation Command

Shery Thomas
Enterprise Information Officer,
Navy Installation Command
Sean Phuphanich, Principal Technologist, Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Sean Phuphanich
Principal Technologist,
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Richard Breakiron, Senior Director, Strategic Initiatives, Americas Public Sector, Commvault

Richard Breakiron
Senior Director, Strategic Initiatives, Americas Public Sector, Commvault
John Breeden II, Moderator & Contributing Editor, FedInsider

John Breeden II
Contributing Editor,
FedInsider

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