Designing Security Systems
Technologies and practices to prevent attempts by cybercriminals to disable computers, steal data, or use a breached computer system to launch additional attacks.
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Legacy to Leading Edge: Why Automated Microsegmentation is the New Security Standard
Automated microsegmentation addresses critical Zero Trust gaps by providing granular, dynamic, and adaptive network security that traditional access controls and…
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Zero Trust Architecture for Government: Securing the Public Sector in a Digital Age
Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) has emerged as a transformative cybersecurity paradigm, offering a robust framework to secure government systems by…
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Microsoft’s Role in Developing the NIST Zero Trust Best Practices
Microsoft was one of 24 industry partners in NIST’s National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE) consortium, participating in the largest…
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Steps toward a Zero Trust architecture on AWS
Implement AWS Verified Access (AVA) to provide secure, VPN-less access to non-HTTP(S) resources (e.g., SSH, RDP, databases) using Zero Trust…
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Identity Security Best Practices and Partner Solutions for Azure Government Clouds
A detailed review of how Cloud services can be configured to meet the demanding security needs of the public sector.
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Data Security: Protect your critical data (or else)
Data is the lifeblood of a modern IT system. It's intellectual property, sensitive customer information -- even money itself.
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Zero Trust: Enough talk, let’s build better security
Zero Trust is a powerful new security model that produces superior security outcomes compared to the traditional network perimeter model.
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AWS Well-Architected Framework security pillar: Cloud security @ scale
Learn about the AWS Support–led Security Improvement Program (SIP) that can help you identify security risks and process gaps in…
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