Learn How to Implement Zero Trust in Your Public Sector Organization

Understanding Zero Trust

The Zero Trust concept has emerged as a go-to security solution for many organizations. The Zero Trust approach is a combination of modern technologies and best practices that strengthen the security infrastructure within your organization. Explore the Introduction to Zero Trust learning module to learn more about this security model and its principles, Zero Trust as a security strategy and its various components.

Guiding Principles and Core Components of Zero Trust

Public sector organizations need a security model that effectively adapts to the complexity of the modern environment, embraces the hybrid workplace, and protects people, devices, apps, and data wherever they’re located. It's important to ensure your Zero Trust strategy is a proactive, integrated approach to security across all layers of the digital estate that explicitly and continuously verifies every transaction, asserts least privilege, and relies on intelligence, advanced detection, and real-time.

Plan Your Implementation

It is vital that public sector organizations minimize risks associated with cybersecurity disruptions to their operations. Use the resources below to help you create a solid Zero Trust implementation strategy. Get started by evaluating your Zero Trust security posture by answering a few questions.

Customer Stories

Microsoft has helped many public sector organizations make their system more secure. Read the stories below to hear how Microsoft helped these public sector organizations respond to and recover from their cyber-attack.

Zero Trust Resources

Helpful resources to help guide your public sector organization through your Zero Trust implementation.

All Security Resources on the Public Sector Center of Expertise