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Federal agencies are rapidly modernizing their technology environments to strengthen Zero Trust, improve cyber resiliency, secure access and prepare for Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC). Yet these initiatives are often approached as separate technology investments rather than interconnected components of a broader network security strategy.

This resource explores why understanding how users, endpoints and Internet of Things (IoT) devices connect to the network is foundational to building a modern, Zero Trust environment. By addressing network connectivity as part of the larger security architecture, agencies can create a stronger foundation for modernization and cyber resilience.

Key Takeaways:

• Strengthen Zero Trust strategies through modern network connectivity
• Improve cyber resiliency across Federal environments
• Secure access for users, endpoints and IoT devices
• Understand the network's role in Zero Trust architecture
• Connect cybersecurity initiatives as part of a unified strategy
• Prepare network environments for Post-Quantum Cryptography
• Build a stronger foundation for Federal technology modernization