U.S. Cyber Command members work in the Integrated Cyber Center, Joint Operations Center at Fort George G. Meade, Md., April. 2, 2021. (Photo By: Josef Cole, DOD) David McKeown, who serves as the DOD’s ...

Modular guidelines provide Department of Defense agencies pathways for building foundational zero-trust capabilities.

Collaboration leverages NIST standards to transition quantum security from static perimeters to continuous verification across the hardware, software, and networking ecosystems COLLEGE PARK, ...

Brian Eastwood is a freelance writer who focuses on healthcare, enterprise tech and IT security. The Zero Trust CoE will deliver a repeatable blueprint of the DOD architecture to provide organizations ...

Intelligence without integrity is just sophisticated risk. To build AI that lasts, you have to apply zero-trust principles to ...

The NIST-800 security framework sets the tone of "never trust, always verify," emphasizing the concepts of least privilege and continuous monitoring. This becomes especially important and relevant in ...

Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) personnel have proclaimed that their zero-trust architecture has successfully passed every key zero-trust activity. The development marks a major milestone in ...

For a long time, security experts have approached the concept of cybersecurity as if they’re defending a medieval castle. Build it with strong walls, a deep moat, and try to keep the bad guys out.

The need to quickly advance the maturity of government agencies zero trust environments has become increasingly apparent as IT security teams face today’s threat landscape and public sector mandates.

Organizations face an increasingly chaotic and threatening cybersecurity landscape that includes not only complex systems but also complex systems of systems where devices, networks and people must ...