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🚨 2024 Replay: DoD Zero Trust Overlays 🚨 The Department of Defense's "Zero Trust Overlays" is the most comprehensive guidance to date for transitioning #ZeroTrust from theoretical frameworks to actionable, measurable implementations. Spanning nearly 💥400 pages💥, this guide details each of the seven Zero Trust pillars, providing a clear and structured roadmap to achieving measurable security outcomes. Key Highlights: 🔹 Turning Theory into Action: A practical guide for implementing controls aligned with measurable outcomes across User, Device, Data, Network & Environment, Applications & Workloads, Automation, and Visibility & Analytics pillars. 🔹 Mapped to NIST Standards: Seamlessly integrates with NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5, ensuring alignment with proven security frameworks. 🔹 Phased Implementation: Breaks Zero Trust into manageable phases, enabling tailored adoption to meet operational needs while adhering to strict timelines. Critical Insight: As Randy Resnick, Director of the DoD's Zero Trust Portfolio Management Office, stated in the press release, “The overlays help our risk management practitioners achieve zero trust outcomes, ensuring our adversaries cannot move laterally within our networks.” 📅 This post is part of my year-end review of 2024’s most impactful cybersecurity documents. Critical guidance—like this from June 2024—often is overlooked or fades after its initial promotion. Revisiting these documents provides an opportunity to refocus on recommendations that are foundational to enhancing security postures. 💬 To comply with LinkedIn's page limits, I’ve included a screenshot of the document’s cover page and added a link to the full document in the comments. #technololgy #informationsecurity #cybersecurity #digitaltransformation