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Building National Resilience Against Modern Threats with Zero Trust
As governments execute their digital transformations, including the rapid adoption of cloud-based applications, traditional security architectures are no longer well suited to protecting against today’s cyber threats. Both the U.S. and U.K. governments have mandated agencies adopt zero trust architecture to shore up their cybersecurity. Should the Australian government do the same?
Please join us for a CXO roundtable with Zscaler EVP, Customer Experience & Transformation Kavitha Mariappan and executives from government agencies in Canberra to explore the challenges, opportunities, and best practices for implementing a zero trust strategy. Topics for discussion also include zero trust deployment progress in the U.S. public sector, why Australia should also consider endorsing zero trust, and how agencies can collaborate on collective defense.
Discussion topics:
What does zero trust mean to you and your organization, and how does it fit into your cybersecurity strategy?
How has your agency been impacted by recent cybersecurity threats and breaches, and what steps have you taken to mitigate those risks?
How can a zero trust approach improve security and enable innovation in government agencies?
What are some of the biggest challenges you have encountered in implementing a zero trust strategy, and how have you addressed them?
How does a zero trust model impact the citizen experience, and what steps have you taken to ensure a seamless experience for citizens?
How do you balance the need for security with the need for agility and flexibility in government agencies?
How can a zero trust approach help government agencies comply with regulations and standards, such as the Australian Government Information Security Manual (ISM) and the Protective Security Policy Framework (PSPF)?
What are some emerging technologies and trends in cybersecurity that are relevant to government agencies?
How can government agencies collaborate with each other and with other industries to improve cybersecurity?
What advice would you give to other government agencies that are considering implementing a zero trust strategy?
