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TIC…Tock. The clock struck midnight for the outdated Trusted Internet Connections (TIC) initiative.

The Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) recently released the final versions of three of the TIC 3.0 guidance documents. The new policy will eliminate barriers to the cloud, enable emerging technologies like SD-WAN, release the stranglehold on network access points, all while ensuring even greater Federal network security.

MeriTalk’s TIC Talks, a short insightful forum on the recent changes to TIC 3.0, will share initiative evolution insights, opportunities, and its role as a cyber paradigm. We’ll explore how TIC is changing the way agencies approach building resiliency, implementing zero-trust, and enabling innovation.

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Hear From…

Allen
Department of Veterans Affairs
Gerald Caron
Department of Commerce
Sean Connelly
Department of Homeland Security
Cowan
Cisco Systems, Inc
Gupta
Small Business Administration
Hill
Federal Communications Commission
kovac
Zscaler
Morgan
General Services Administration
Orange
Netskope
Rosensteel
Ping Identity

Talk About…

Full Program
TIC Enabling Modern Zero Trust Security

  • the pros and cons of agencies assigning “trust zones” of security across their distributed networks
  • how zero trust can align with TIC to improve security and build resiliency
  • what zero trust means in the context of TIC 3.0 and the impact it will have on security and management of IT environments now and in the future
TIC Modernization Driving Innovation

  • how TIC will provide opportunity for agencies to drive innovation and take advantage of next-gen technologies
  • how the updated policy is shaping their modernization efforts
  • why it’s driving workforce productivity
  • what challenges have been met along the way
Cisco - Blue
Duo
Netskope
Zscaler

Resources & FAQs

I registered but didn’t receive a confirmation email. What do I do?

Thanks for registering – it’s likely your spam filter caught the email confirmation. Please reach out to Katie O’Brien at kobrien@meritalk.com to confirm your registration status and to receive further details.

Can I receive CPE credits?

Yes, attendees are eligible to receive up to two CPE credits for the event.


What if I registered for TIC Talks, but can no longer attend?

No worries – the conference will be available on demand for the next 12 months. We will be in touch following the event to let you know when the content is available for viewing.

I’m a confirmed speaker for the event. What should I do now?

Thanks for being a TIC Talks speaker. Please reach out to Courtney Gatto at cgatto@meritalk.com if you have any questions.


I would like to sponsor the event. Who do I contact?

Thanks for your interest! Please reach out to Courtney Gatto at cgatto@meritalk.com for more information regarding sponsors.


How do I contact the event organizers?

If you have additional questions, please contact Courtney Gatto at cgatto@meritalk.com or 703-883-900 ext. 160


I missed a session, will I be able to watch it later?

Yes. All sessions will be made available on demand.