White Paper

Zero Networks capabilities mapping to address Department of Defense (DOD) Zero Trust Reference Architecture requirements

The Joint Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) and National Security Agency (NSA) Zero Trust Engineering Teams published in February 2021 a Zero Trust Reference Architecture which describes how the DOD should apply Zero Trust throughout their environment.

In the wake of the recent cyberattacks that have compromised federal agencies through the exploitation of software, the Biden administration has also issued in May 2021 an executive order that, among other things, has mandated civilian agencies to create plans for the adoption of zero-trust architectures in order to improve the security posture of federal agencies and contractors.

This document aims at emphasizing areas in which Zero Networks can contribute to promote such architecture without the need to waste time and resources to re- architect existing infrastructure.

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“Finally, a network segmentation and control solution that can scale without adding additional costs.”

Malcolm Harkins
Malcolm Harkins
Former CISO of Intel

“Zero Networks for the first time delivers an easy-to-setup, scalable, and effective zero trust solution.”

Peter Liebert
Peter Liebert
Commander of the California State Guard Cyber Operation

“With Zero Networks, we are not afraid of Ransomware anymore.”

Marcelo Mittlemann
Marcelo Mittlemann
CISO, Tel Aviv Municipality