In this week’s episode of Feds At the Edge, we are diving in to how the DoD implements Zero Trust Architecture. More importantly, how they are handling the gaps for those agencies who may need time, and those who may need to stretch their funding.
Enter, Thunderdome.
This impressively cool moniker is a project put together by DISA and will give agencies everywhere a chance to reduce the transition time into Zero Trust architecture from five years to just one, and give leaders access to the tools they need, even in areas they are denied movement in.
Hear from Rick Simon, Cyber Portfolio manager for the DoD, supporting the DIU who shares how this prototype combines secure access with a wide range of technologies using a zero-trust strategy and can drastically reduce the time our military would need to implement it.
Captain Patrick Thompson, Director of Infrastructure for the C5I Service Center with the US Coast Guard reinforces the concept of the cloud giving leaders the tools they need to move forward, allowing teams to get the job done at the speed of need.
Tune in on your favorite podcasting platform to hear this multi-faceted conversation and find more on what may work for your own agency’s needs.
To view this webinar: DoD’s Roadmap for Zero Trust Strategy.
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