Join us on May 7th at the Carahsoft Conference & Collaboration Center for a half-day event built around one argument: the case for Zero Trust starts with identity, and Least Permissive Trust is the operational standard that makes it real.

Hear from a DHS Senior Executive Service leader on where the mandate is clear and where implementation stalls. Engage with Akamai's federal architects in a live technical demonstration of Least Permissive Trust enforcement across connected, contested and DDIL environments. Learn how DOJ's Justice Edge Trust Service (JETS) and ITSSS-2 enable a 30-day Zero Trust POC without a new acquisition action. Leave with a named next step, a named procurement vehicle and a named Akamai contact.

Attendees will walk away able to:

• Deploy a Least Permissive Trust architecture using Akamai EAA, Guardicore, and Tactical ICAM that satisfies CJIS Advanced Authentication and OMB M-22-09 across connected, contested and denied network environments
• Protect digital evidence integrity, PACER and CM/ECF court infrastructure, and N-DEx data exchanges against API-layer attacks and lateral movement scenarios most likely to disrupt a federal prosecution
• Enforce Least Permissive Trust for field agents operating in denied or degraded network conditions using Tactical ICAM offline PIV authentication and Guardicore workload segmentation that holds without a live cloud connection
• Execute a 30-day Zero Trust POC under existing ITSSS-2 or GSA MAS authority without a new acquisition action, using JETS as the DOJ shared service procurement path