Sean Connelly speaks Jan. 28, 2020, at the Zero Trust Security Summit presented by Duo Security and produced by FedScoop and CyberScoop. (Scoop News Group)
Digital generated image of blue glowing fingerprint touching reflecting digital panel during scanning and verification process on black background. (Image credit: Getty Images).
National Institutes of Health envisions an identity-as-a-service solution that will help push forward its adoption of a zero-trust security architecture.
FEB 23, 2023 — Federal CISO Chris DeRusha speaking at the Zero Trust Summit, hosted by CyberScoop at the International Spy Museum. (Image credit: Pixelme Studio)
FEB 23, 2023 — Bureau of Labor Statistics Zero Trust Architect Robert Holstein speaks at the Zero Trust Summit, hosted by CyberScoop at the International Spy Museum.
USPTO is looking for a red-team vendor that can simulate attacks on its networks using methods employed by some of the world's most sophisticated cybercriminals.
With Tron, State Department CIO Kelly Fletcher wants to improve connectivity and user experience while bolstering the department's cybersecurity with a zero-trust architecture.
Comprehensive assessments are viewed as a valuable step in aiding under-equipped agencies to meet FY24 zero-trust mandates, according to a new FedScoop survey.
Dec. 8, Washington D.C. — Panellists Gerald Caron and Randy Resnick speak with moderator Felipe Fernandez at the Fortinet Security Transformation Summit, produced by Scoop News Group. (Image credit: Pixelmestudio).
HHS OIG is adjusting its zero-trust roadmap, while DOD's CIO for cybersecurity needs a data tagging and labeling standard and USCIS wants a more adaptive trust model.