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Introduction to Zero Trust
Zero Trust is a cybersecurity model that assumes no user or device is trustworthy by default, requiring continuous verification for access. This approach has shifted from a theoretical idea to a critical strategy, particularly for federal agencies dealing with complex, distributed IT environments. This blog explores how Zero Trust has become essential, highlighting its adoption in federal settings, regulatory drivers, and practical steps for leaders.
Jun 145 min read


Cybersecurity Simplified: 10 Essential Controls Every Organization Needs (Without Breaking the Bank)
Introduction In today’s threat landscape, cyber attacks are not slowing down – they’re escalating in volume and sophistication. Yet many...
May 1527 min read


The Impact of Simplification, Consolidation, and Automation in Cybersecurity: Implications and Benefits
Executive Summary In the rapidly evolving digital landscape, organizations face unprecedented cybersecurity challenges. The complexity of...
Apr 1, 20245 min read


5 Strategies to Zero Trust Success Without Breaking The Bank
This article dives into 5 proven strategies that organizations can use today to reduce these costs when migrating to zero trust security.
Mar 8, 20233 min read


Who added that user to the group? Security automation and reverting unauthorized changes.
How do you identify unauthorized changes in your network? How do you hunt through the tons of logs and data, and revert them?
Sep 23, 20206 min read


Azure Sentinel – the Smart SIEM SOAR Solution
Microsoft’s Azure Sentinel is a cloud native smart SIEM SOAR tool combining the power of the Cloud, AI and the Intelligent Security Graph.
Sep 18, 20203 min read
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