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Budgeting Ideas to Reach a Zero Trust Future

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And with the increased use of remote computing, the cyber attack surface grows as more edge devices are added to networks. In the face of new and growing threats many federal, state and local IT budgets stay the same, however. Creating a zero trust environment holds a lot of promise to provide significantly improved cybersecurity.

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Budgeting Priorities for Federal Deployment of Zero Trust (E130)

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No longer trying to define what it is, focus is now on the affordability within already challenged budgets. Close Moderator & Contributing Editor , FedInsider The post Budgeting Priorities for Federal Deployment of Zero Trust (E130) first appeared on FedInsider. Agencies have matured in their understanding of zero trust.

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Budgeting Ideas to Reach a Zero Trust Future

FedInsider

And with the increased use of remote computing, the cyber attack surface grows as more edge devices are added to networks. In the face of new and growing threats many federal, state and local IT budgets stay the same, however. Creating a zero trust environment holds a lot of promise to provide significantly improved cybersecurity.

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Review: Fluke Networks CableIQ Qualification Tester Quickly Pinpoints Issues

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From an IT worker’s perspective, networks are the lifeline of a federal agency. Low network latency is essential to both citizen services and project and mission execution. This makes optimizing infrastructure — without adding staff and within limited budgets — a priority at most agencies.

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Using the Tools at Hand to Get to Zero Trust

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The Department of Homeland Security observed in its Zero Trust Implementation Strategy that agencies “can expect audits and budgets to hinge on questions of whether and how [they’ve] implemented zero trust for years to come.” In accordance with the standards of the National Registry of CPE Sponsors, 50 minutes equals 1 CPE.

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After an Attack: Cyber Recovery Best Practices for State & Local Agencies

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And these organizations are likely to face tight budgets and limited manpower to deal with a cyber threat. Thursday, January 11, 2024 | 2:00PM EST | 1 Hour | Training Certificate Recent headlines have been full of stories about state and local governments and school systems being targeted by malicious actors.

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OPM, GSA, SEC Provide Updates on Zero-Trust Plans

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Because if you tried to do it sequentially — maybe networks first, then data, then identity — it would take too much time.” Office of Management and Budget Memo M-22-09 requires them to meet zero-trust objectives by the end of fiscal year 2024. And for federal civilian agencies, the clock is ticking. That includes…

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