IIG: Navigating a Changing Cybersecurity Landscape

Dell Technologies

Build Your Agency’s Next Breakthrough on a Zero Trust Foundation

Zero trust isn’t a single solution or piece of hardware. It’s a set of principles that governs the way we approach cybersecurity. The intended outcome of a zero trust model is for trusted identities to get access to the applications, systems, networks and data based on their roles and what they need to perform their jobs.

The Dell Technologies approach to zero trust is based on integrating the seven tenets outlined in a National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Special Publication 800‑207 as well as the seven pillars of the Department of Defense’s zero trust reference architecture.

Veracode

Annual Report on the State of Application Security

In the latest edition of the State of Software Security, we use hard data to establish what factors go into flaw introduction, faster remediation, and lower security debt. We also turn conventional wisdom on its head in our look at fragility and the health of the open-source ecosystem. Finally, we provide concrete steps you can take now to improve your application security program for 2023 and beyond, because an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

VMware

VMware Cloud on AWS

Organizations will continue to benefit from their data center investments, yet many of these organizations are also looking to benefit from the unique advantages offered by public cloud that cannot be cost-effectively delivered with today’s traditional data center environment. They need to have a seamless way to integrate their existing data center infrastructure with the public cloud. But integrating the public cloud with your existing data center infrastructure can be challenging. Learn how you can be cloud-smart with VMware Cloud on AWS.