Where Mission Meets Identity: Centralized Access, Flexibly Deployed for Where You Are Today

Federal agencies face the dual mandate of modernizing identity infrastructure and maintaining operational continuity across on-prem, cloud, and hybrid environments. For IT and security leaders in both DoD and civilian agencies, the question isn’t just how to deploy, but how to unify identity and access across diverse systems, users, and missions.

The purpose of identity-first modernization is to:

• Enable agencies to securely deploy anywhere, from FedRAMP to their own virtual private clouds (VPCs), on-prem to denied, disrupted, intermittent, and limited-bandwidth (DDIL) environments
• Onboard any user or application
• Unify access management across fragmented environments

Learning Objectives:

• Understand how to centralize authentication through macro-deployments and meet zero trust goals with micro-deployments using the same core identity platform
• Outline how to use hybrid identity deployments for IT environments that can’t go all-in on cloud
• Delineate steps to user and app onboarding at scale across cloud, on-prem and siloed systems
• Evaluate steps to enabling compliant and auditable access