Executive Order 14028, “Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity” 1 marks a renewed commitment and prioritization of federal cybersecurity modernization and strategy. Among other policy mandates, the Executive Order (EO) embraces zero trust as the desired model for security and tasks CISA with modernizing its current cybersecurity programs, services, and capabilities to be fully functional with cloud-computing environments with zero trust architecture (ZTA)

Advanced Zero Trust programs pose clear organizational benefits. These include: increased agility (52%), safer cloud migrations (50%), and improved digital transformation (48%).

Most enterprises are still in the early stages of Zero Trust adoption. Only 36% of organizations have started to deploy Zero Trust solutions, and merely 6% of them have fully implemented their Zero Trust projects to date.

However, in Zero They Trust: 75%+ of leaders surveyed cited the importance of Zero Trust to combat mounting security threats.

Zero Trust adoption will continue to mature. Two-thirds of the firms surveyed plan to expand their Zero Trust budgets in 2022—allocating 36% of their total spend to micro-segmentation projects.

virtual panel of today’s leading cyber experts on Zero Trust: The New National Cybersecurity Playbook – hosted by Illumio co-founder and CEO, Andrew Rubin; Splunk CISO, Pamela Fusco; One Identity President and GM, Bhagwat Swaroop; and Ivanti CTO, Bill Harrod.

Our panel will focus on the following topics.

The meaning and significance of the Zero Trust framework

The best approach for orgs to accelerate Zero Trust journeys as ransomware concerns heighten

Myths and misconceptions about Zero Trust

Awareness, adoption, and investment in Zero Trust technologies in 2022 with NEW SURVEY DATA from Forrester and Illumio

Happy to give you a sneak peek of the data under embargo until Feb. 2

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