Government agencies need to modernize and strengthen their cybersecurity postures now. At the core of these modernization efforts is adopting a zero-trust architecture (ZTA), which focuses on verifying the people and devices that are accessing your agency’s applications, data and systems. Implementing a ZTA can come with some challenges, especially when your agency is usingRead… Read more »
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