Zero Trust Industry Day 2024
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Zero Trust Industry Day 2024

Participants will help government agencies form a zero trust implementation that meets mission goals, budgets, and time frame.

By CERT Division at Carnegie Mellon's Software Engineering Institute

Date and time

Tuesday, May 14 · 5:25am - 1:30pm PDT

Location

Online

About this event

  • 8 hours 5 minutes

The Software Engineering Institute (SEI) is hosting Zero Trust Industry Day 2024 on May 14th, to collect information from those who develop solutions for implementing a zero trust architecture. We have asked these organizations to address a scenario and contribute their ideas, solutions, and experiences to develop a zero trust implementation that meets the fictitious company's mission goals, budget, and time frame. The scenario involves a chip manufacturing company starting its zero trust journey on an island, where there may be loss of connectivity and cloud services for short or extended periods of time.

SEI Zero Trust Industry Day 2024 is a request for information (RFI) exercise. This one-day exercise will be held as a virtual event on May 14, 2024. It will focus on how organizations can comply with the following six guidance documents:

During the event, each zero trust participating organization will provide a 60-minute presentation and participate in a panel discussion.

A keynote presentation will start the day and a wrap-up session will end the day.

For more details about SEI Zero Trust Industry Day 2024, download our information sheet from the SEI digital library and visit the current agenda here.

Organized by

The CERT Division of Carnegie Mellon University’s Software Engineering Institute researches complex cybersecurity, software engineering, and AI engineering problems. We increase the DoD’s ability to acquire, develop, deploy, operate, defend, and evolve mission-critical software that is more capable, affordable, trustworthy, and enduring. Creating and testing innovative technologies, we transition mature solutions into practice while looking toward far-term challenges.