Two Reasons to Make Network Visibility a Foundation of Your Zero Trust Architecture

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Executive Order 14028 mandates federal agencies adopt Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) per NIST SP 800-207 and OMB guidance for cybersecurity modernization and cloud security. Network visibility is a strategic investment for success. Gigamon's Deep Observability Pipeline software makes this foundational by delivering complete, lossless traffic visibility—including east-west and encrypted flows—across hybrid infrastructures. It generates rich metadata to verify every connection continuously, supports policy engines and logging requirements, eliminates blind spots, and optimizes tools—ensuring agencies meet DOD Zero Trust roadmaps effectively.

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