A zero-trust architecture is a cornerstone of a powerful cybersecurity strategy, but it's also a challenge to implement comprehensively across the enterprise.

CGI Federal vice-president Chris Lavergne talked to Cyberscoop about the most significant technical challenges agencies face in their journey to zero trust.

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Delve into the power of integrating portfolio rationalization, IT modernization, and zero trust implementations to enhance operational efficiency in federal agencies.

Understand the importance of a holistic approach to IT initiatives, unlocking synergies that streamline processes, optimize resources, and reinforce security. By removing outdated applications, agencies can reduce attack surfaces and simplify IT environments. The combined impact of these strategies facilitates rapid development, deployment, and improved stakeholder engagement.

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Discover the synergy between IT modernization and zero trust implementation to enhance cybersecurity and operational efficiency.

This blog explores how integrating these strategies enables cloud adoption, improved agility, and compliance while securing IT environments against sophisticated threats. Learn how zero trust principles support cloud environments, enable secure access, and accommodate advanced technologies like AI and IoT.

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How CDM concepts can aid a zero trust transition.

Adopting a zero trust architecture requires leaders across the agency to evaluate their technology, processes and management approaches through a zero trust lens.

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