Governance & Risk Management: Embracing Zero Trust
Presented by Microsoft
Duration: 60 minutes
As federal agencies progress through their Zero Trust implementations, many encounter challenges in translating strategic goals into actionable, measurable outcomes. This webinar aims to shed light on how artificial intelligence (AI) can support security teams in refining access protocols, alleviating alert fatigue, and enhancing policy compliance within complex hybrid infrastructures.
Participants will discover how AI-powered insights into identity management, automated data correlation, and entity-focused investigations can accelerate risk mitigation without contributing to tool proliferation or operational strain. The session will also highlight the potential of AI to facilitate compliance by automatically generating evidence, documentation, and maturity assessments derived from existing telemetry. By the conclusion of the webinar, attendees will gain a clear understanding of how to make their Zero Trust initiatives more adaptive, automated, and comprehensible, all while leveraging the value of existing tools within their environments.
Key insights to be covered include the concept of identity-focused risk reduction. Attendees will learn how AI can identify excessive privileges, high-risk service accounts, and dangerous combinations of roles, while recommending least-privilege adjustments effective across identity, endpoint, and workload dimensions.
The discussion will also emphasize enhancing Security Operations Center (SOC) efficiency through AI, which can synthesize, filter, and enrich alerts drawn from various telemetry sources. This capability allows security teams to streamline the overwhelming influx of data into a focused selection of high-fidelity incidents, accompanied by clear pathways for resolution.
Furthermore, participants will explore the potential for compliance processes to become virtually self-executing. AI’s ability to compile evidence, refresh documentation, and create maturity scorecards that align with Federal Zero Trust directives enables organizations to speed up reporting and improve communication with executive leadership.
This collaborative effort between Microsoft and ISMG emphasizes the commitment to privacy for all participants. Any personal information collected during this session may be shared between the two organizations. For a detailed overview of privacy practices, please refer to the Microsoft Privacy Statement.
In a landscape where cybersecurity threats are increasingly sophisticated, understanding how to leverage AI within a Zero Trust framework is essential for business owners who prioritize robust security measures. This webinar promises to deliver actionable insights that can significantly enhance security postures and operational efficiency.