Trusted Internet Connection (TIC) 3.0

Trusted Internet Connection (TIC) 3.0 expands on the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Office’s original TIC initiative to provide flexible guidance for better securing a wide spectrum of agency network architectures. Addressing demand for a less prescriptive approach, TIC 3.0 recognizes shifts in modern cybersecurity and advances in technology to guide agencies toward desired outcomes.

TIC 3.0 removes many former barriers to federal agency cloud adoption. It lets you adopt a more flexible approach to securing data and moving to the cloud.

Maintaining reliable application delivery while at the same time making sure dynamic security is baked into every level to protect your agency from multiple attack vectors.

A Universal Security or Policy Enforcement Point (PEP) Control within the TIC 3.0 framework is critical. While it’s important to use identity for access as a single point of control, we know from a recent F5 Labs report that 51.8% of breaches initially targeted identities. So, it’s critical to protect the identity perimeter.

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Thanks for the TIC 3.0 overview it was very helpful. Can you provide the links to the documents you referenced in the video. Thanks