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Branding Opportunities Deadline: October 1st
Patron Package and Individual Opportunities Deadline: October 15th

Engagement Theater 1: Thunderdome (Zero Trust)

  • Room: Swing Hall, 2700/2800 Aisle
Wednesday, October 27, 2021: 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Speaker(s)

Moderator (confirmed)
Stephen M. Wallace
Chief Technology Officer & Director, Emerging Technology Directorate
Defense Information Systems Agency
Panelist (confirmed)
Joseph Brinker
Security Enablers Portfolio Manager, Cyber Development Directorate
Defense Information Systems Agency
Panelist (confirmed)
Angela Landress, Ph.D.
Chief, Cyber Development Directorate
Defense Information Systems Agency
Speaker (confirmed)
Andrew "Drew" Malloy
Technical Director, Cyber Development Directorate
Defense Information Systems Agency

Description

While the current defense-in-depth architecture has protected DoD data from adversaries in the past by placing various security products at multiple tiered locations, it has created silo’ed security architectures across NIPR and SIPR. The purpose of Thunderdome is to create a new zero trust security and network architecture that is dynamic, adaptable and can be extended from the user to the data edge. ​There are a lot of ways to describe zero trust, but there are three big, basic tenets of modern zero trust implementations: verify the user AND the device, make access and privileges conditional, and lastly, verify the data and applications explicitly. The bottom line is that it is data centric, and multi-attribute confidence levels enable authentication under the concept of least privileged access, which directly gets after the DoD Modernization Strategy.

Approved for 1 CompTIA CEU: A+, Network+, Security+, Cloud+, and Linux+; 1 GIAC CPE; and 1 CertNexus CFR CEC


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