The means and methods of launching cyber attacks against government agencies and critical infrastructure industries at all levels continue to proliferate rapidly. From cyber attacks on water and wastewater treatment systems to ransomware targeting hospitals and physicians’ practices, phishing attacks to straightforward fraud, state and local agencies, educational institutions, and tribal and territorial governments often find themselves...

The means and methods of launching cyber attacks against government agencies and critical infrastructure industries at all levels continue to proliferate rapidly. The U.S. government is responsible for attending to our national interests, from federal safety nets such as environmental protection and Social Security to national defense and protection against hostile foreign actors, whether individuals, terrorist groups or nation-states. Hundred...

Join Dragos and Xage Security for an exclusive webinar on defending against sophisticated nation-state threats to critical infrastructure, highlighted by Volt Typhoon. Learn how to detect and counter advanced cyber adversaries in OT and IT-OT environments. This session will cover real-time threat detection, incident response, Zero Trust security and unified defense strategies, drawing on Dragos' threat intelligence and Xage's security architec...

In an era where remote access and edge computing have become common, the idea of a security perimeter is out of date and ineffective. This is part of the push to move government IT systems to a Zero Trust architecture – every user and every interaction must be verified every time. This also means that cybersecurity must be dynamic, able to respond instantly to threats and able to pivot as new risks emerge. To meet the need, security has...

All federal agencies are working to meet the Office of Management and Budget mandate to establish a zero trust architecture for their systems – a key element in improving cybersecurity across agencies. The National Security Agency (NSA) has laid out the seven pillars of Zero Trust: User, Device, Network & Environment, Application & Workload, Data, Automation & Orchestration, and Visibility & Analytics. In July the agency...

In the rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape, Zero Trust (ZT) adoption is more than a buzzword; it’s a mandate for federal agencies and a necessity for any organization striving to safeguard sensitive data and ensure secure operations. No matter where an organization is on its Zero Trust journey, one simple capability can help reach its goals faster: network visibility. In this webinar, we will explore key insights from industry leade...

CSA’s third annual Virtual Zero Trust Summit will provide insights and resources needed to understand and implement the core concepts of Zero Trust. Featuring prominent industry leaders such as John Kindervag, the founder of Zero Trust philosophy, this two-day Summit will deliver critical insights, tools, and best practice guidance for developing and implementing a Zero Trust security strategy. Zero Trust experts, innovators and analysts...

Executive Order 14028 mandates agencies implement zero trust (ZT) architectures for all cyber networks. Zero trust relies on a full understanding of the cyber attack surface in order to move the boundary closer to the user and secure each component. Afterall, you can’t secure what you don’t know you have. Many agencies are still struggling to answer simple questions: What devices have access to our environments? Is the core softwar...

Zero Trust architecture is essential for safeguarding against today's sophisticated cyber threats. However, implementing a comprehensive Zero Trust strategy can be challenging, especially when dealing with legacy systems and siloed data. In this webinar, Michael Young from Elastic will explore a critical component of Zero Trust: a unified data layer. This unified layer can break down silos, providing unparalleled visibility and real-time insig...