Trusting your network, sharing information, leveraging new tools.
The DoD has targeted 2027 as the year it will make full transition to having a Zero Trust architecture in place. With an initiative that includes 91 activities and 7 pillars, they somehow will need to remain flexible because with military at the edge, in the time it takes for authentication, lives could be in the balance. While under attack, being able to share information with other branches of the military is crucial.
Major Cory Dombrowski, Army Functional Management Office-Zero Trust with Army Cyber Command walks us through the challenges and their solutions.
Remote Zero trust has already become a reality with new systems that allow segments to take in data, apply rules and remediation. Hear the latest from our Military and Industry leaders.
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To view this webinar: CyberThreats 2023: Department of Defense Perspective.
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