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Beyond the enterprise: Zero trust adapts to the dynamic demands of the tactical edge

FedScoop

This scenario, all too familiar in the aftermath of natural disasters, underscores the pressing need for government agencies and first responders to share information on the fly and the importance of extending robust cybersecurity practices beyond the confines of the enterprise and into dynamic, unpredictable, resource-constrained environments.

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How SLED Can Secure OT, Critical Infrastructure

GovLoop

“Upgrading to a modern solution creates complexity,” Schneider said, noting that modern solutions “can be incompatible with these preexisting network technologies.” It’s important, too, to “focus the entire organization around accelerating the digitization of the network — to shift the mindset to proactive controls,” he said.

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Using Protective DNS services with AWS workloads

AWS Public Sector

This proactive strategy not only secures networks at a foundational level, but also hinders potential attacks from gaining traction in the first place. Additionally, PDNS services offer real-time visibility into DNS traffic, enabling swift identification and response to security threats.

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How SLED Can Secure OT, Critical Infrastructure

GovLoop

“Upgrading to a modern solution creates complexity,” Schneider said, noting that modern solutions “can be incompatible with these preexisting network technologies.” It’s important, too, to “focus the entire organization around accelerating the digitization of the network — to shift the mindset to proactive controls,” he said.

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The Value, Adoption & Implementation of CDM in Government

FedInsider

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation (CDM) program was first introduced in 2012 to provide a dynamic approach to strengthening government networks’ cybersecurity. The Department of Health and Human Services had to bring all department networks and programs under a unified CDM program.