Zero Trust strategies aim to establish perimeterless security, implementing IT systems that keep Federal organizations safe from cyberattacks amid a perilous threat environment. How does an organization implement zero trust in one of the most complex, secure environments?

Join us at Adapt 2024 as we deep dive into the core principles of zero trust in the Department of Defense (DoD) – and examine zero trust principles including micro-segmentation, least privilege access, and continuous authentication, along with how these pillars translate into a robust and comprehensive approach to modern and pervasive cyber threats.

In this opening keynote session, a top DoD official will share real-world case studies and examples of deploying a zero trust architecture across diverse DoD networks and systems – and the cultural shift that must accompany the transition. […]

Nowadays, nearly every hospital device is connected to the internet. Missiles contain digital components that, if unprotected, leave them vulnerable to hacking and other attacks. Employees need multiple devices to do their work – and it’s not uncommon for ignorant actors to expose a network to a vulnerability simply by downloading their go-to music player.

Our global interconnectedness, increasingly complex supply chain challenges, and exponential advancement of new technologies all fuel a rapidly expanding cyberattack surface.

Join this session to hear from top Federal cybersecurity leaders as they share what they see to be some of the emerging cyber challenges of tomorrow – and the possible solutions we’re building towards to secure the federal cyber infrastructure of tomorrow. […]