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Federal Zero Trust Policy Implementation

One of the principal authors of the January 2022 policy to shift the U.S. government toward zero trust shares his insights.

Eric Mill, a senior advisor to the federal chief information officer and one of the primary authors of the Office of Management and Budget’s zero trust policy, speaks with Matthew McFadden, vice president, cyber and distinguished technologist, General Dynamics Information Technology, at a Billington CyberSecurity event on June 16.

Zero Trust Key to Operational System Cyber Protection

Converging systems broadens the attack surface.

F-16 Fighting Falcons conduct aerial operations in the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility in May. In theory, a cyber attack on a military base wastewater treatment plant could prevent jets from providing air support during combat, experts say. Credit: Air Force Master Sgt. Matthew Plew

Sponsored: Three Security Must-Haves When Evaluating SaaS Solutions

A mini guide to securely onboarding a software as a service partner.

Beyond Thunderdome: DISA Plans Ahead on Zero Trust

Officials define current and future cybersecurity.

Stephen Wallace, chief technology officer and director of DISA’s Emerging Technology Directorate, shown during a session of TechNet Cyber 2022, told reporters during a media roundtable at the conference that his organization already is evaluating future capabilities for the next generation of Thunderdome. Photo by Michael Carpenter

The Desperate Need for Interoperability in Zero Trust

The Defense Information Systems Agency anticipates having a production decision as part of its zero-trust prototype called Thunderdome by year's end.

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DISA Prioritizes Secret Network for Zero Trust

The agency will double down on SIPRNET security.

Recent lessons learned from the Defense Information Systems Agency's Thunderdome program include the need to move more quickly to implement zero trust on the Defense Department's classified network known as SIPRNet. Credit: ArtemisDiana/Shutterstock

Zero Trust Improves Both Cybersecurity and DISA

Thunderdome changes the way the agency operates.

The Defense Information Systems Agency created teams with representatives from across the agency to help define its zero trust-solution known as Thunderdome. By enhancing interagency communication and operation, the approach may change the way DISA does business. Tartila/Shutterstock

What the DoD Can Learn from Netflix and Mazda

Could the Simian Army protect the F-35?

Netflix’s Simian Army of software production tools offers a potential model for the Defense Department to mimic. Credit: Wiratchai wansamngam/Shutterstock

The Value of Education to Zero Trust Transformation

Prioritizing education is critical for zero trust.

Workforce education seems to be the secret weapon organizations use to successfully implement zero trust. Credit: Stuart Miles/Shutterstock

Zero Trust: Go Ahead and Open Apps to the Internet

Success depends on how zero trust is implemented.

The Office of Management and Budget mandates that agencies allow Internet access to least one Federal Information Security Management Act Moderate system that requires authentication and is not currently Internet-accessible. Credit: jamesteohart/Shutterstock