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Course Outline
Introduction to Zero Trust Architecture for Government
- Overview of Zero Trust principles and their relevance to modern security models for government
- Key differences between traditional and Zero Trust architectures in the public sector
- Core concepts: least-privilege, continuous verification, and identity-based access in government environments
Designing a Zero Trust Network for Government
- Segmenting the network for granular access control to enhance security for government operations
- Designing policies for resource and application protection within government systems
- Design considerations for scalable and secure networks tailored for government use
Identity and Access Management (IAM) in Zero Trust for Government
- Implementing strong authentication mechanisms (MFA, biometrics) to secure government data and systems
- Federation and Single Sign-On (SSO) in Zero Trust environments for seamless access to government resources
- Role-based access control (RBAC) and attribute-based access control (ABAC) for precise authorization in government agencies
Zero Trust Policy Enforcement for Government
- Enforcing policies at the network, application, and data levels to protect government assets
- Continuous monitoring and real-time threat detection to safeguard government information
- Automating policy enforcement through security tools to enhance efficiency in government operations
Integrating Zero Trust with Cloud and Hybrid Environments for Government
- Adapting Zero Trust for cloud-native and hybrid infrastructures used by government entities
- Leveraging cloud security tools (AWS IAM, Azure AD) to implement Zero Trust in government systems
- Designing Zero Trust for multi-cloud environments to ensure consistent security across government platforms
Zero Trust Security for Endpoints for Government
- Securing endpoints through device authentication and posture assessment for government devices
- Implementing endpoint detection and response (EDR) within a Zero Trust framework to protect government assets
- Managing BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) and IoT devices in a Zero Trust model to enhance security for government operations
Risk Assessment and Mitigation in Zero Trust Architecture for Government
- Evaluating risks associated with traditional network perimeter security in government environments
- Mitigating insider threats and lateral movement within the context of Zero Trust for government agencies
- Best practices for vulnerability management and remediation to strengthen government cybersecurity
Case Studies and Real-World Examples for Government
- Lessons learned from Zero Trust implementations across various industries, including government sectors
- Analyzing successful and failed Zero Trust strategies in the context of government operations
Summary and Next Steps for Government
Requirements
- Comprehensive knowledge of network security and access control methodologies
- Practical experience with firewalls, virtual private networks (VPNs), and other network security technologies
- Familiarity with cloud security principles and platforms
Audience for government
- Security architects
- IT managers
- System designers
21 Hours
