Zero Trust

Secure Workload 3.8 brings a wealth of new capabilities to help security professionals protect critical application workloads.

Zero Trust is not a product, it's a mindset. Find out the 4 Steps to an operational approach — and don't forget step 0!

Sophisticated attackers and attack vectors are targeting our federal, public sector and critical infrastructure customers, but with the right framework and solutions, risk can be mitigated. Cisco looks at this through the four core tenants of our zero trust capabilities:

Organizations need to secure their users, networks, workloads, and applications in a way that works for their business. Cisco SD-WAN can help achieve that by implementing a Zero Trust model that ensures security across all facets of digital operations.

A zero trust at scale approach to security is key to state, local, and federal governments defending against growing cybersecurity threats.

Let’s recap the basics of what the Cisco Security Cloud is, why we’re bringing it to fruition, and how you can start taking advantage of this platform now.

Changing mindsets is as important as changing toolsets when it comes to zero trust - that's why clarity, transparency, and relationship building come first.

Join us as we continue our deep dive into Zero Trust strategy and the Department of Defense in part 2 of our series. Read now.

Here are the topics that Richard Archdeacon, Advisory CISO at Cisco thinks will be top of mind in 2023, and what CISOs can do to prepare.