The Fastest Path to Zero Trust Compliance Starts with Your Endpoints
Federal agencies face mounting pressure to meet Zero Trust mandates, but many are unknowingly building their strategies on unstable ground. Identity, network, and application controls depend on secure, always-connected devices. When endpoints become invisible, compromised, or fall out of IT’s control, Zero Trust enforcement breaks down.
Without resilient endpoints that can maintain security and recover from attacks or misconfigurations on their own, agencies are stuck in a cycle of reactive fixes, compliance delays, and widening security gaps.
This guide reveals how federal agencies can accelerate Zero Trust compliance by focusing on a critical yet often overlooked factor: embedded endpoint resilience. Inside, you’ll discover:
-
Why securing endpoints first strengthens Zero Trust adoption and eliminates compliance roadblocks
-
How agencies can reduce complexity and streamline CDM reporting with a more efficient approach
-
Steps to implementing Zero Trust faster using security already built into federal devices
Most security solutions lose control when an endpoint goes offline, is tampered with, or falls out of compliance. Absolute is different. Embedded in the firmware of federal devices, it provides an unbreakable connection to ensure continuous visibility, automated remediation, and self-healing security—even when endpoints are unreachable through traditional tools. This built-in resilience helps agencies close compliance gaps faster and enforce Zero Trust with confidence.
Download the whitepaper now to learn how agencies are eliminating security blind spots and accelerating Zero Trust compliance.
