Leaders in the Federal Information Technology field plan to complete the Zero Trust transition over the next few years, but each will have their own unique path to follow.

In this week’s episode we’ve gathered thought leaders from HHS, the U.S. Census Bureau, the CIA and Rubrik to discuss this ever-important topic and what it means for each agency.

  • In agencies like the Census bureau that is known for collecting data every ten years, what role do identity devices play in the data they collect every day?
  • In agencies like the CIA with complex expertise architecture, what’s gotten easier to manage?

We’ll explore the idea that the approach to data itself has changed, and its evolved from being a simple endpoint.

In his work as Tri-chair of a group being developed by HHS to work with multiple agencies in the Zero-Trust journey, Gerald Caron shares, “identity is very important if you talk about the pillars of zero trust.”

To view this webinar: Making Progress on the Zero Trust Journey.

Featured Speakers:

Gerald Caron, CIO, Office of Inspector General, HHS

Gerald Caron
Chief Information Officer,
Office of Inspector General, HHS
Beau Houser, Chief Information Security Officer, U.S. Census Bureau

Beau Houser
Chief Information Security Officer,
U.S. Census Bureau
Jeffrey Jordan, Enterprise Architect for the IT Enterprise, CIA

Jeffrey Jordan
Enterprise Architect,
IT Enterprise,
CIA
Sterling Wilson, Senior Manager, Alliances, Rubrik, Inc.

Sterling Wilson
Senior Manager, Alliances,
Rubrik, Inc.
John Breeden, Moderator & Contributing Editor, FedInsider

John Breeden
Moderator & Contributing Editor,
FedInsider

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