Zero TrustSecurity
Webinar

Protect your organization from internal and external threats with Zero Trust architectures

Event Overview

With the ongoing increase of cyber-attacks and data breaches, securing data, whether on-prem or in the cloud, is more critical than ever before. With end users increasingly mobile, the continuation of remote working, and data and applications moving more towards the cloud, the Army is expanding beyond perimeter-based security and adopting a Zero Trust strategy.

What to expect

The live online panel with discuss:
  • What a Zero Trust security model is and why it's needed
  • How to achieve Zero Trust in your enterprise
  • Zero Trust adoption best practices

Goals and Objectives

This webinar will provide the benefits of a Zero Trust strategy along with a roadmap for implementation.

Who should attend?

Regional Managers, Account Managers, Engineers, G6, CIO, Program Managers, Capabilities Managers, Network Admins, System Engineers

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