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Zero Trust.
Executed in the Right Order.
DTM 25-003 Requires It: Why DoD Program Offices Must Govern Dynamic Privilege Rules, Not Just Deploy Them
DTM 25-003 requires DoD programs to govern Conditional User Access and dynamic privilege rules, not just deploy them. AISE gives one assessment with separate DoD ZTA CoA and CISA ZTMM scorecards to show where your program stands. zephon.tech/zt
Aug 316 min read
CISA ZTMM Dynamic Privilege Management: Meeting OMB M-22-09 User Capability Requirements for Conditional Access
Most civilian agencies do not fail conditional user access because the identity tool is weak. They fail because dynamic privilege management gets deployed as a configuration project instead of an operating discipline. The access rules go live, the integrations look good during implementation, and then nobody owns the recurring review process. Under OMB M-22-09 and the CISA Zero Trust Maturity Model, that gap matters.
Jun 246 min read
DTM 25-003 User Access Requirements: Building Risk-Based Dynamic Access Rules for DoD Zero Trust Implementation
Dynamic access control requires that authorization decisions must move beyond static role-based access and account for current risk conditions. This blog explores the right sequence to implement this correctly for DTM 25-003.
Jun 227 min read
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