Dr. Chase Cunningham, Ericom Software Chief Strategy Officer and a leading cybersecurity expert and originator of Forrester’s ZTX Zero Trust Extended Framework, shares the latest cybersecurity and Zero Trust news that executives need to know.
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Weekly Summary (3/26/2023): More funding around ZT is the most interesting part of this week’s news. The majority of enterprises are allocating up to 30 percent of their IT budgets to align on ZT. Wow. Things get done when money gets spent, at least that is how it is supposed to work. A variety of research points to growth in ZT. You will also note some interesting developments around enabling ZT for mobile devices and how trust is either implied or not in digital systems by allowing access. I think you can get some real value out of the news this week. Enjoy!
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Key Takeaways From The National Cybersecurity Strategy
This article breaks down the five pillars described in the full National Cybersecurity Strategy announced on March 2, 2023 by the Biden administration.
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The President’s Fiscal Year 2024 Budget - United States Department of State
The budget requests 6.4 billion to secure the US global workforce from an array of threats to their health and safety, address infrastructure vulnerabilities, and protect sensitive data.
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Council Post: The Rise Of Zero-Trust Cybersecurity In A Multicloud World
As well as the flexibility and scale it offers, multi-cloud strategies allow organizations to take advantage of the relative strengths of different providers while avoiding the downsides of vendor lock-in.
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Work-From-Anywhere Security Spend to Swell
In its recent study, Fortinet found that a majority of the 570 companies surveyed are still accommodating employees working from home, or are embracing a hybrid-work strategy for their employees.
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Dickinson receives $31,500 cybersecurity grant for Zero Trust network program
City commissioners approve new cybersecurity program grant to proactively prevent ransomware attacks as 75% of state organizations face ransomware attacks.
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Air Force looks to zero trust in securing its financial management network
Moving to a standardized system remains a top priority, but the service also has pilots in place to implement zero trust on its financial management systems.
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Access management must get stronger in a zero-trust world
Why access management done right is the fuel for successful digital transformation in a Zero Trust world — and how CISOs are getting it done.
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Council Post: From Zero Trust To Employee Trust: A New Approach To Cybersecurity
While Zero Trust has proven to be effective in protecting data, applications, assets and services, its overapplication to employees can lead to unintended consequences and negatively impact the workplace.
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DISA Announces Successful Completion of Thunderdome ZT Prototype
DISA onboarded 1,500 test users at three locations to use Thunderdome’s remote and on-premises capabilities to perform their daily responsibilities.
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