Schließen
Schließen
Ihr Netzwerk von morgen
Ihr Netzwerk von morgen
Planen Sie Ihren Weg zu einem schnelleren, sichereren und widerstandsfähigeren Netzwerk, das auf die von Ihnen unterstützten Anwendungen und Benutzer zugeschnitten ist.
          Erleben Sie Netskope
          Get Hands-on With the Netskope Platform
          Here's your chance to experience the Netskope One single-cloud platform first-hand. Sign up for self-paced, hands-on labs, join us for monthly live product demos, take a free test drive of Netskope Private Access, or join us for a live, instructor-led workshops.
            Ein führendes Unternehmen im Bereich SSE. Jetzt ein führender Anbieter von SASE.
            Ein führendes Unternehmen im Bereich SSE. Jetzt ein führender Anbieter von SASE.
            Netskope debütiert als Leader im Gartner ® Magic Quadrant ™ für Single-Vendor SASE
              Generative KI für Dummies sichern
              Generative KI für Dummies sichern
              Learn how your organization can balance the innovative potential of generative AI with robust data security practices.
                Modern data loss prevention (DLP) for Dummies eBook
                Moderne Data Loss Prevention (DLP) für Dummies
                Get tips and tricks for transitioning to a cloud-delivered DLP.
                  Modernes SD-WAN für SASE Dummies-Buch
                  Modern SD-WAN for SASE Dummies
                  Hören Sie auf, mit Ihrer Netzwerkarchitektur Schritt zu halten
                    Verstehen, wo die Risiken liegen
                    Advanced Analytics transforms the way security operations teams apply data-driven insights to implement better policies. With Advanced Analytics, you can identify trends, zero in on areas of concern and use the data to take action.
                        Die 6 überzeugendsten Anwendungsfälle für den vollständigen Ersatz älterer VPNs
                        Die 6 überzeugendsten Anwendungsfälle für den vollständigen Ersatz älterer VPNs
                        Netskope One Private Access is the only solution that allows you to retire your VPN for good.
                          Colgate-Palmolive schützt sein "geistiges Eigentum" mit intelligentem und anpassungsfähigem Datenschutz
                          Colgate-Palmolive schützt sein "geistiges Eigentum" mit intelligentem und anpassungsfähigem Datenschutz
                            Netskope GovCloud
                            Netskope erhält die FedRAMP High Authorization
                            Wählen Sie Netskope GovCloud, um die Transformation Ihrer Agentur zu beschleunigen.
                              Let's Do Great Things Together
                              Die partnerorientierte Markteinführungsstrategie von Netskope ermöglicht es unseren Partnern, ihr Wachstum und ihre Rentabilität zu maximieren und gleichzeitig die Unternehmenssicherheit an neue Anforderungen anzupassen.
                                Netskope solutions
                                Netskope Cloud Exchange
                                Netskope Cloud Exchange (CE) provides customers with powerful integration tools to leverage investments across their security posture.
                                  Technischer Support von Netskope
                                  Technischer Support von Netskope
                                  Überall auf der Welt sorgen unsere qualifizierten Support-Ingenieure mit verschiedensten Erfahrungen in den Bereichen Cloud-Sicherheit, Netzwerke, Virtualisierung, Content Delivery und Software-Entwicklung für zeitnahen und qualitativ hochwertigen technischen Support.
                                    Netskope-Video
                                    Netskope-Schulung
                                    Netskope-Schulungen helfen Ihnen, ein Experte für Cloud-Sicherheit zu werden. Wir sind hier, um Ihnen zu helfen, Ihre digitale Transformation abzusichern und das Beste aus Ihrer Cloud, dem Web und Ihren privaten Anwendungen zu machen.

                                      Redefining Challenges for Zero Trust in the Federal Space

                                      Jan 04 2022

                                      President Biden’s Executive Order 14028 to improve the nation’s cybersecurity and protect federal government networks, was released more than half a year ago. At the time, one of the most exciting aspects about it was the multiple uses of the term “zero trust,” as Netskope discussed in a blog at the time. However, it’s clear that federal agencies are still working out the specifics of how to actually approach implementing zero trust.

                                      In a recent NextGov article, Mark Mitchell, Principal at PJ Cook LLC,  laid out some of the specific challenges to zero trust adoption and implementation that federal agencies should anticipate, all based on his personal experience and hard-earned lessons in the field. 

                                      Some of the key challenges he lays out include the vulnerabilities that come from using legacy technology, the issues with tooling, and how quickly requirements can become irrelevant. So much of the technology the government has been relying on for years simply wasn’t built with a zero trust approach in mind, and that the shift to a robust mature zero trust architecture won’t just require a technological shift, but a shift in mindset as well. 

                                      If government agencies are still thinking about their security as a “traditional perimeter” in a world that has transcended the perimeter, that means implementing a zero trust approach quickly is beyond unrealistic. Implementing a mature zero trust approach, especially for large government organizations is going to take time.

                                      Putting the time into properly implementing a zero trust architecture also means being able to evaluate a given agency’s overall compliance with zero trust principles – and that requires being context-aware. As Mitchell points out, a zero trust solution needs to be both “cloud-smart” and “data-centric” to enable agencies with all of the necessary information to think quickly and make educated security decisions. In a similar vein, a recent white paper about zero trust and secure access service edge (SASE) points out that “context should be continuously evaluated” and “alterations to the context can result in an increase or decrease) in the level of trust,” ultimately altering the type of access to a given resource.

                                      Regardless of how long it takes to implement, Mitchell is emphatic about one thing: Participation is not optional. The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) have already started to draft guidance documents to help move federal agencies toward zero trust. While there isn’t going to be a one-size-fits-all solution, movement in this direction shows that the federal government is on its way to a zero trust-enabled future.

                                      If you’d like to read more from Mark Mitchell on his recommendations for this government zero trust adoption, you can read his article here. And if you’d like to learn more about how Netskope is driving cloud-smart and data-centric zero trust network access, please connect with me on LinkedIn to continue the conversation and check out the Blueprint for Zero Trust in a SASE Architecture white paper.

                                      author image
                                      Colby Proffitt
                                      Leading Netskope’s Public Sector Marketing Team, Colby Proffitt is a cybersecurity strategist with more than a decade of experience supporting various federal agencies.
                                      Leading Netskope’s Public Sector Marketing Team, Colby Proffitt is a cybersecurity strategist with more than a decade of experience supporting various federal agencies.

                                      Bleiben Sie informiert!

                                      Abonnieren Sie den Netskope-Blog