Automation and Zero Trust for the Public Sector

As the global threat landscape evolves, leaders must adapt their cybersecurity practices to better protect valuable data and ensure mission success. The rise of Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), which segments access and limits user permissions to specific applications and services, can help limit attackers’ lateral movement, reduce attack surfaces, and contain the impact of breaches. And with the United States Federal Government issuing an Executive Order to advance toward a zero trust architecture, agencies are implementing zero trust like never before. Implementation, however, is not without its challenges. In this interactive three-part series, Red Hat and GovExec connect you with government and industry experts to provide strategic perspectives on making the right IT infrastructure choices to support zero trust - now and into the future. Join us on Thursday, July 27, for the first installment of this series as we dive into automation and the crosscutting zero trust concerns, challenges and pain points it can address. We’ll discuss the benefits of leveraging automation, and how it can help scale zero trust policies, rules, and processes and ensure compliance. And, of course, we’ll talk about the hurdles to embracing automation — and how to cross them. So get your questions ready and register today for July 27, along with the subsequent webinars for August 28 and September 27!