The majority of OEMs need to improve on their high encryption throughput capacity of 1.25G on x86/x64 compute architectures. Organizations that operate greater than 90% of their infrastructure to host applications within the cloud, do...
The term multi-cloud has become extremely common and holds a different meaning depending on one’s perspective or exposure. For Presidio Federal, the multi-cloud definition is rooted in the fundamentals of cloud combined with potential strategy,...
We have defined three high level cloud roadmap categories that organizations fit into. Organizational maturity often determines their initial cloud roadmap, and ultimately the solution that best meets the requirements. The key to a successful,...
Third-Party Hub and Native Spoke The most common third-party public cloud design is leveraging the OEM’s virtual appliance as a hub. The virtual appliance is commonly hosted on a CSP owned virtual machine, such as...
Native Cloud Network Peerings For the traditional infrastructure engineers, more specifically network engineers, we often construct a triangle to explain topics of bridging or routing traffic. Using native cloud network peerings (see illustration), we’ve constructed...
“Zero trust” is not a new concept within the cyber-security realm. Organizations’ development teams, believe that if employees can’t do their job; then the security team is not doing theirs. Consequently, until recently, many of...
From the 1960s to the 1980s, the incentive was simply to get machines talking to each other reliably. Security was not much of a consideration. In the 1990s and 2000s, we saw the rise of...
Foundation of Zero Trust Pillars, Identity, device, network & environment, application workload, data, visibility and analytics, automation and orchestration, governance.
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) Zero Trust Maturity
Model is one of many paths to support the transition to zero trust.
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