What Zero Trust Means for You and Your Agency

How far along are you on the zero trust learning curve? It's a questions that everyone needs to consider, not just cyber professionals. That because agencies across all levels of government are moving to adopt a zero trust approach to cybersecurity, as a way to address long-standing vulnerabilities that have been heightened by remote work, the cloud, mobility and other trends.

Like it or not, you need to understand what this means for how your organization operations - and how you get your work done. We all need to be zero trust literate.

Zero trust is happening, so you need to understand what that means for you and your agency.

Specifically, you’ll learn how:

- The National Institute of Standards and Technology defines zero trust and what it looks like in practice.
- Government partners can support agencies’ transition to a zero-trust framework.
- End users will be impacted by a zero-trust approach.

Watch on demand to hear from government and industry experts about the zero-trust model for cybersecurity and how it will shape all aspects of how you work. This includes the companies you partner with, how you share data, hybrid workplace arrangements and securing digital services for the public.