Mission users are giving way to mission copilots. Before the Department of War can trust an AI agent with its data, it needs one consistent way to authorize every request for it — human or machine. The Department of War is entering an era where most people won’t query a...
The concept of Zero Trust is not new, but it is gaining traction as data security becomes more scrutinized. Also referred to as “perimeter-less security,” Zero Trust has traditionally focused on employing network-centric tools that enable automated access controls, network microsegmentation, and continuous monitoring of connected devices. Following a 2021 Zero Trust executive order, government...
Since the White House released its Executive Order (EO) on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity in 2021, federal agencies have begun developing long-term zero trust security architectures across their networks while also adopting near-term goals. Officials from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), and the White House’s...
It is something along the lines of common wisdom to describe cybersecurity as one of the biggest strategic challenges confronting the United States. And that challenge is growing in scope; In 2023, US federal agencies experienced a 5% increase in cybersecurity incidents — totaling over 32,000 — compared to the...