Public Sector Tech Talk E13: Moving to a Zero Trust Framework
Event Overview
As the threat landscape continues to evolve, government agencies cannot simply add another tool to their security stack as a method of protection. The Cyber Executive Order (EO) calls on agencies to adopt a Zero Trust framework, one that requires more than a simple point product, but a comprehensive strategy and overarching view of an agency's cyber posture. In a cloud first world, how can agencies accelerate their journey to Zero Trust given the current and evolving cyberspace environment? And what does the future hold? This Public Sector Tech Talk will discuss considerations and recommendations in implementing a Zero Trust framework. It will address how network and asset visibility are key components in understanding risk levels and how analytics can play into this strategy. Finally, it will address how the Cyber EO will shape the agency strategy of the future.
What to expect
- The significant growth of security vulnerabilities in government networks
- Why the Cyber EO, including its call for the adoption of Zero Trust, is critical to addressing the surge in cyber attacks
- Why a look at an agency's cyber hygiene is a good place to start
- How network and asset visibility are key components in understanding risk levels and how analytics can play into this strategy
Goals and Objectives
Attendees will learn how a comprehensive Zero Trust strategy can be formed and how it can help agencies take full advantage of what they already have in place from a security perspective.
Who should attend?
Public sector IT professionals looking to learn about emerging technologies and drivers shaping the future of government. This series is geared towards those that are developing and executing solutions that address the unique challenges faced by government agencies. In this case, a focus on how to accelerate a Zero Trust journey.
Presenters
Google Cloud
Head of Cybersecurity Strategy, Global Public Sector
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