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Cribl Webinar Series: Navigating Zero Trust M-22-09 Requirements
As threat actors continuously evolve, Federal agencies and the Department of Defense (DoD) must safeguard critical infrastructures. Agencies can ensure infrastructure protection and accelerate cyber threat detection by modernizing data security strategies that comply with the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) M-22-09 Zero Trust standards. Cribl, the data engine for IT and security teams, equips Government agencies with a robust data management solution that collects, transfers, routes and analyzes organizational data to enhance the visibility and security of critical infrastructure.
Access the Cribl webinar series to discover the key topics surrounding OMB M-22-09 requirements, Zero Trust best practices and strategies to accelerate organizational threat detection and response processes. Access the expert webinars to learn how to enhance the cybersecurity of critical infrastructure with a centralized data observability pipeline.
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Zero Trust Best Practices for Maintaining Federal M-22-09 Compliance
During this session, Desi Gavis-Hughson, Product Marketing Manager at Cribl, discusses the best practices for how Federal agencies can best address M-22-09 standards and objectives with Cribl Stream’s streamlined threat investigation, log ingestion control and compliance capabilities.
Meet M-22-09 Compliance with Cribl
M-22-09 sets forth a Federal zero-trust architecture strategy requiring agencies to meet specific cybersecurity standards and objectives by the end of FY2024. The Zero Trust mandate requires encryption of all DNS requests and HTTP traffic in their environments and unleveling practices on sensitive data monitoring, data categorization and information sharing. Gain insight into how Cribl prepares organizations to become Zero Trust compliant and mitigate cyber risk.
Access the demo to visualize how Cribl:
- Unify diverse data routes to multiple destinations with a centralized data pipeline
- Streamline data transformation into any format or protocol for increased secure sharing
- Enhance DNS and HTTP encryption, data masking and log enrichment with categorized information
Accelerate SIEM Detection and Response During Cyber Events
Security teams are inundated with data from multiple sources in diverse formats, slowing down the ability to detect and respond to breaches and threat hunting. With deploying isolated security tools, sharing information across tools/teams becomes even more challenging. Cribl simplifies and accelerates the process of ingesting, enriching and analyzing huge volumes of data, enabling investigators to identify specific data points and map them to corresponding indicators of compromise (IOCs).
Access the webinar to accelerate your cybersecurity investigations by:
- Establishing timestamps to ensure accurate investigative timelines and IP geolocations
- Maximizing workflow productivity by minimizing TA and configuration file reliance
- Enriching data with geoIP functions with known data for maximizing IOC visibility
- Streamlining data format and types to investigators in the rights context and analytics tool
Increasing Warfighter Data Visibility
In this webinar, industry experts from Cribl and ClearShark discuss how agencies can gain full control over their data processes. With Cribl Stream, organizations can increase their flexibility and choice of data solutions to break down data silos. Cribl helps minimize noise in Federal data pipelines and processes, allowing agencies to focus on clean, critical datasets for enhanced decision-making.
Access the webinar to explore how Cribl:
- Optimizes SEIM data processing and analytics to reduce duplication and resource consumption
- Monitors and controls data sharing and access with optimized dissemination processes
- Integrates with new data sources and routes to SIEM, data lake and cross domain solution system analysis
- Addresses the M-21-31 mandate for continuous logging throughout agency operations
- · Showcases the requirements for increased visibility and analytics in cyber intelligence data while supporting a Zero Trust security framework