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Zero Trust architecture eliminates traditional chokepoints as seen in Legacy Trusted Internet Connection (TIC)  and DOD Joint Regional Security Stacks (JRSS)/Internet Access Points (IAP)/Cloud Access Points (CAP). Decentralizing these chokepoints and designing into a distributed architecture that aligns with the NIST Special Publication 800-207 PEP/PE/PDP framework may improve security and support digital transformation initiatives. Creating secure access from anywhere on any network giving a user the right access under the right conditions is vital.

Zero Trust architecture eliminates traditional chokepoints as seen in Legacy Trusted Internet Connection (TIC)  and DOD Joint Regional Security Stacks (JRSS)/Internet Access Points (IAP)/Cloud Access Points (CAP). Decentralizing these chokepoints and designing into a distributed architecture that aligns with the NIST Special Publication 800-207 PEP/PE/PDP framework may improve security and support digital transformation initiatives. Creating secure access from anywhere on any network giving a user the right access under the right conditions is vital.

Zero Trust architecture eliminates traditional chokepoints as seen in Legacy Trusted Internet Connection (TIC)  and DOD Joint Regional Security Stacks (JRSS)/Internet Access Points (IAP)/Cloud Access Points (CAP). Decentralizing these chokepoints and designing into a distributed architecture that aligns with the NIST Special Publication 800-207 PEP/PE/PDP framework may improve security and support digital transformation initiatives. Creating secure access from anywhere on any network giving a user the right access under the right conditions is vital.

Zero Trust architecture eliminates traditional chokepoints as seen in Legacy Trusted Internet Connection (TIC)  and DOD Joint Regional Security Stacks (JRSS)/Internet Access Points (IAP)/Cloud Access Points (CAP). Decentralizing these chokepoints and designing into a distributed architecture that aligns with the NIST Special Publication 800-207 PEP/PE/PDP framework may improve security and support digital transformation initiatives. Creating secure access from anywhere on any network giving a user the right access under the right conditions is vital.

Zero Trust architecture eliminates traditional chokepoints as seen in Legacy Trusted Internet Connection (TIC)  and DOD Joint Regional Security Stacks (JRSS)/Internet Access Points (IAP)/Cloud Access Points (CAP). Decentralizing these chokepoints and designing into a distributed architecture that aligns with the NIST Special Publication 800-207 PEP/PE/PDP framework may improve security and support digital transformation initiatives. Creating secure access from anywhere on any network giving a user the right access under the right conditions is vital.

Zero Trust architecture eliminates traditional chokepoints as seen in Legacy Trusted Internet Connection (TIC)  and DOD Joint Regional Security Stacks (JRSS)/Internet Access Points (IAP)/Cloud Access Points (CAP). Decentralizing these chokepoints and designing into a distributed architecture that aligns with the NIST Special Publication 800-207 PEP/PE/PDP framework may improve security and support digital transformation initiatives. Creating secure access from anywhere on any network giving a user the right access under the right conditions is vital.