Blog - Public Sector Leading Zero Trust
Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.
The private sector should be paying attention to what the US Government is doing.
The US Government must be a leader in cybersecurity in order to protect critical infrastructure that saves lives and keeps our country operating. Its aggressive adoption of Zero Trust legitimizes Zero Trust as a stronger security model. They have charted the course that the private sector can learn from. They are pushing Zero Trust forward - and we should all be sitting up in our chairs. The US Government isn’t the only institution using cloud computing, SaaS, and supporting remote work.
Blog - You must be “this tall” for Zero Trust
A Zero Trust journey can feel like a roller coaster ride.
Realistic prerequisites for your Zero Trust journey.
Blog - Unlocking Business Potential with a Holistic Approach to Transformation
Real transformation goes beyond technology. It requires a cultural shift where people embrace change and new ways of working.
Blog - Introducing Massive Scale Consulting
Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.
Blog - Zero Trust Security
Knowing who/what needs access is key. In Zero Trust, access can only be obtained through evaluation and assignment of a policy to an identity.
Zero Trust needs to align with business outcomes, not prevent the business from operating effectively.
All traffic going to and from a protect surface must be inspected and logged for malicious content and unauthorized activity, up through Layer 7.
Start with the thing you want to protect. Identify the workflows, who would be doing them, and what they would be doing (apply Kipling method).