The Defense Information Systems Agency has delivered the initial Department of Defense Zero Trust Reference Architecture to help the U.S. military maintain information superiority on the digital battlefield. Keep Reading
DeRusha said the administration is also focused on keeping an "open door" with industry partners and improving the process for innovation acquisition as part of a broad agenda to put cybersecurity front and center. Keep Reading
The COVID-19 pandemic forced businesses to quickly support remote working practices, often without proper security measures in place. Keep Reading
To provide NSA’s customers with a foundational understanding of Zero Trust, this product discusses its benefits along with potential challenges, and makes recommendations for implementing Zero Trust within their networks. Keep Reading
With the sudden shift to telework in recent months, many aspects of cybersecurity have changed. In the case of insider threats, the focus has shifted to the unintended consequences of having everyone accessing sensitive data from home. Keep Reading
In 2019 alone, government entities reported 163 ransomware attacks — a nearly 150 percent increase in reported attacks from 2018 — with more than $1.8 million in ransoms paid and tens of millions of dollars spent on recovery costs. Keep Reading
The telework environment caused by the coronavirus pandemic has accelerated conversations about implementing zero-trust network architectures at the U.S. Department of Defense. Keep Reading
More than half of survey respondents admit they can’t keep up with security incidents. Keep Reading