Moving Beyond Cybersecurity to Cyber Resiliency

Federal agencies rightly focus on ensuring that preventive cybersecurity controls are as comprehensive as possible. But what happens when controls fail and an adversary succeeds in launching an attack?

It's a basic tenet of zero trust security models that the defender should assume a state of constant breach. Given the high stakes in today's cyber threat landscape, a sound cyber strategy must be based on the assumption that, sooner or later, the agency's defenses will fail. The challenge then is to have a tested resiliency plan for responding to, mitigating and recovering from an attack.

Join this webcast for a comprehensive discussion of the following questions around cyber resilience plans:

• How have agency security postures changed in the last several years due to ransomware and other evolving cyber threats?
• What has the recovery process looked like for federal organizations that have been successfully attacked?
• How should agencies assess their current cyber preparedness and ability to detect, respond and recover from a cyber attack?
• How can we best prepare our workforce to be more cyber resilient?
• How are zero trust initiatives in federal IT playing out at your and other agencies?