What’s Next for Zero Trust at DOD?

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Thu, 07/18/2024

Achieving zero trust goals at Defense Department Agencies poses significant challenges to officials. The scale of DOD components, the new approaches to security and the interoperability of systems need to be coalesced to achieve the objectives laid out for government. Defense leaders are bringing innovation, leadership and management to the larger zero trust journey.

Learn about:

How Defense components are scaling zero trust across diverse networks.
The need for scalable zero-trust architectures in the military services.
The roles of data fabric, identity management and perimeter security in zero-trust implementation at DOD.

Featuring

Mark Kitz PEO, Army PEO C3T
Mark Kitz
- PEO
- Army PEO C3T
As the Program Executive Officer for Command, Control, Communications-Tactical (PEO C3T), Mr. Mark C. Kitz guides a workforce of more than 1,600 personnel who acquire, field and support the communications networks, radios, satellite systems and other hardware and software Soldiers require for information dominance on the battlefield. Mr. Kitz took command of PEO C3T in June 2023.
Raymond Holder Managing Director for Digital Growth, Maximus
Raymond Holder
- Managing Director for Digital Growth
- Maximus
Raymond Holder, an accomplished executive strategist, and visionary technology leader, currently serves as the Vice President of Digital Solutions at Maximus. With a global perspective and a keen focus on growth and innovation, Raymond has made significant contributions to clients spanning over 90 countries and four continents by harnessing the power of technology to drive transformative change within organizations and improve lives.

Before joining Maximus, Raymond served as Principal for U.S. Federal Healthcare at Amazon Web Services (AWS), where he played a pivotal role in advancing healthcare solutions. Prior to that, he held the position of Vice President of Business Development at Perspecta, demonstrating his exceptional leadership and strategic prowess in the tech industry.

Raymond’s career extends beyond borders, as he spent a decade in Europe collaborating with healthcare leaders and foreign nationals across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. His efforts in this arena earned him three Military Healthcare Innovation awards, highlighting his profound impact on the healthcare sector.

He is a Fellow of the American Council for Technology – Industry Advisory Council (ACT-IAC), reflecting his dedication to advancing technology and innovation. Raymond’s educational background includes as studies in Architectural Engineering at the University of Notre Dame and Computer Science at the University of Buffalo.