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The Lookout Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) solution enables government agencies to meet the Zero Trust Architecture requirements in the Executive Order 14208 and OMB M-22-09, mitigating risk when enabling critical initiatives like digital transformation and telework. SASE has network and security components, which Gartner refers to as Security Service Edge (SSE).
As a platform with FedRAMP Joint Authorization Board (JAB) Provisional Authority to Operate (P-ATO), any agency can submit an ATO and save the time and complexity of evaluating and approving the Lookout SASE/SSE solution to protect their data as they use cloud services . The JAB is the primary governing body for FedRAMP and includes the Department of Defense (DoD), Department of Homeland Security (DHS), and General Services Administration (GSA).
With FedRAMP JAB P-ATO, the Lookout Security Platform supports a more rapid and seamless path to implementing a comprehensive Zero Trust Architecture, enabling agencies to:
Modernize cybersecurity strategies and deepen your defense by providing visibility, data protection, zero trust principles and unification of security tools.
Provide granular access to your cloud so you don’t expose the rest of your data.
Ensure your on-premise apps have the same security and access capabilities as cloud apps.
Secure your mobile devices against app, device, network and phishing threats as well as advanced file-less attacks.
Get early insight into cyber threats affecting your agency.
Stop breaches and ransomware and investigate advanced cyber attacks.
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Whether your agency is tasked with defense or providing healthcare, telework is now an essential part of your mission’s success. Taking advantage of cloud applications and mobility, your employees can now stay productive regardless of where they are or the type of device they use. But to capture this boosted productivity, you need to ensure you provide seamless but secure access to your infrastructure.
Telework uncovered previously untapped productivity but it also exposes your agency to new risks. With workers often using personal devices and networks you don’t manage, you no longer have the same visibility and control you had inside your perimeter. Advanced threat actors already have the resources to put themselves miles ahead of government agencies. Now, they have new points into your infrastructure.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) recommends deploying Zero Trust. With users now working from anywhere and your data follows them, this means security needs to span from the endpoint all the way to your cloud applications.
The Lookout security platform ensures your Zero Trust access spans from endpoint to cloud. We give you full visibility and control over what’s happening across your agency so you can implement precise controls, enhance security with multi-factor authentication and give dynamic access to those that need it.
We continuously monitor the risk level of your endpoints and users, ensuring that threats such as ransomware and insider threats are detected. We also aggregate all the insights so you can hunt for threats and conduct forensic investigations into advanced cyber attacks.
