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Beyond Identity

Defending Identity and Securing Mission-Critical Environments in US Public Sector


Event Date: October 29, 2025
Hosted By: Beyond Identity & ̽»¨ÊÓÆµ

Phishing-resistant access is now a mandate, not a nice-to-have. But most Federal authentication workflows still rely on passwords or other shared secrets that attackers can easily exploit. These compromises often become the entry point for lateral movement inside networks, escalating the impact of a breach.

During this webinar, attendees learned how Beyond Identity helps agencies strengthen both device and identity assurance without introducing user friction or hardware implementation barriers. By combining passwordless, phishing-resistant MFA with continuous device trust and real-time policy enforcement, we help agencies protect themselves against both initial access threats and lateral movement.

We also reviewed how Beyond Identity’s solution supports Executive Order 14028, OMB M-22-09, and NIST 800-63 guidelines, without creating a heavy lift for administrators.

Attendees learned how to:

  • Strengthen authentication by removing passwords and shared secrets
  • Stop lateral movement with device-bound identity and device trust verification across managed and unmanaged devices
  • Meet phishing-resistant MFA mandates without requiring hardware keys
  • Enforce device security compliance at point of access
  • Align with zero trust architecture and Federal identity guidelines

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Gather Once. Use Many. Moving to Data-Centric Operations.
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Gather Once. Use Many. Moving to Data-Centric Operations.

Until recently hardware, tools, and applications have been focused not only on the tasks for which they were designed for but also on using and managing data for these tasks. This means that teams continually pull and replicate the same data over and over in order to do the analysis needed to perform their specific tasks, which has resulted in duplicative and siloed information throughout the organization. This continual recall, storage, and processing of data is expensive in terms of costs and resources and with the current rate of data expansion is quickly becoming untenable. These costs can be mitigated by flipping the focus from tool-centric to data-centric. Data-centricity not only makes business and operational sense, but (for government organizations) is part of the M-21-31 guidance. That document’s focus on centralized access and visibility for security operation centers (SOC) and the need to quickly share information will require a shift in how data is accessed and used.


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