Staying Ahead of Cyber Threats in 2024 with Zero Trust

Digital transformation has supercharged both sides of the attack-defense divide. While it can feel as though the odds are stacked against cyber defenders, there are huge opportunities to improve our defenses in the new year with a Zero Trust cybersecurity model.

Unlike the “trust but verify model,” zero trust uses “never trust, always verify.” Zero Trust assumes every request is a potential threat and requires full authentication, authorization, and encryption. A Zero Trust approach to security is one of the most strategic investments any agency can adopt, serving to secure all users, devices and applications.

Join Government Technology and HP for a 30-minute webinar to explore how a Zero Trust model can help agencies stay ahead of the evolution of cybercrime in 2024.

You’ll Learn:

• Proven strategies for reducing your agency’s attack surface with a Zero Trust cybersecurity model
• How hybrid working models and an uptick in employee devices have driven the push toward Zero Trust at the hardware level
• Steps agencies can take to implement Zero Trust into its 2024 cybersecurity plan