The recent Executive Order on Improving the Nation's Cybersecurity mandates that government IT must move to a Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA). No small task as government IT is typically composed of a complex ecosystem of legacy technology and modern technologies like private and public cloud. The distributed nature of data across dissimilar IT environments has created new security challenges for federal agencies. Separate silos of enterprise storage, networks, and servers mean more complexity and specialized staff to support, but also it means more vulnerability and possible attack points. 

During this webcast, attendees got an inside look at how you can evolve your IT and improve your security posture while aligning to ZTA in four steps. They learned how you can: 

• Standardize on powerful, software-defined HCI to deliver all applications, services, and data at any scale 
• Optimize virtualization and infrastructure management with predictive analytics and task automation
• Deliver advanced networking, application-centric visibility, and enterprise-grade micro-segmentation for protection from network threats
• Upgrade your security posture by adopting technology and processes vital to protecting your data, access, and recovery