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ICam

August 29, 2023

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The United States has experienced a number of extreme events in recent years, including record-breaking fires, natural disasters, mass shootings, and a major global pandemic. These events have strained the resources of local jurisdictions, requiring them to coordinate and seek assistance from other agencies, jurisdictions, and disciplines.

Incident Commanders (ICs) play a critical role in coordinating these efforts. They need to be able to quickly and easily identify and secure the personnel with the right credentials from multiple areas. They also need to be able to coordinate cooperation between First Responder communities and establish a consent-related trust mechanism.

There are a number of organizations that can benefit from secure credentials for ICs. These include:

First Responders
Public Safety and Security Communities
Federal agencies
Interoperable efficiencies between federal agencies through the Trustmark framework

In order to secure credentials for ICs, there are a number of challenges that need to be addressed, such as identity management, access control, and data protection. There are a number of solutions that can be used to address these challenges, such as identity and access management (IAM) solutions, zero trust architecture, and data protection solutions.

By addressing the challenges and implementing the solutions that are available, ICs can help to ensure that they have the secure credentials that they need to respond to extreme events.

Secureflo.dev offers a cost-effective and secure solution to stabilize incident activities, enhance interoperable communications, safeguard privacy for public safety personnel, reduce identity fraud and hacking, and proactively mitigate cyberattacks and network intrusions. Benefits to the Customer:

Accelerated and improved incident stabilization.
Enhanced effectiveness of emergency responders and first responders.
Validated identification of first responders from different areas and organizations.
Secure protection, sharing, and maintenance of records.

Mustad

August 29, 2023

by MaMo technolabs with No Comment Case Studies

Zero trust

August 29, 2023

by MaMo technolabs with No Comment Case Studies

Identity Access Management (IAM) forms the basis of a Zero Trust approach to cybersecurity. Traditional network perimeters are no longer effective in securing assets distributed across multiple clouds. Digital Risk Management (DRM) and the shift to a Zero Trust approach shift security from being based on perimeters to being based on identities, safeguarding data and services. A comprehensive Zero Trust architecture should encompass all aspects, from end users to specific applications and services, and should have the capability to define who, when, where, and how access is granted. The aim is to verify and authenticate identity PRIOR to granting access, thereby preventing hacking, ransomware, and resisting attacks.

With Zero Trust Zone Protected Perimeter, all network attacks are thwarted by allowing ONLY authorized and verified end users to have permissioned access to the protected application or service contained within the Trust Zone(s).

Secureflo.dev offers an advanced identity authentication solution called Zero Trust. It ensures user privacy protection, compliance with information management, and serves as a crucial component of any Zero Trust system. It allows the appropriate individuals to securely access relevant applications and services based on their authorization.

By implementing Zero trust, organizations significantly enhance their security measures beyond the reliance on single usernames, passwords, or two-factor authentication. This solution effectively mitigates the risk of cybercriminal activities, bolstering confidence in the organization's overall safety.

It strikes a balance between cybersecurity, identity verification, user privacy, and compliance. It employs a Zero Knowledge Proof mechanism to verify important user details, such as name, email, phone number, workplace credentials, location, citizenship, and certifications. Importantly, this verification process does not disclose any sensitive information unless the user explicitly authorizes selective disclosure.

Cloud Identity solutions extend identity management beyond the traditional boundaries of on-premises systems. Notably, Zero Trust seamlessly integrates with OKTA as one of its custom authenticators, utilizing OKTA's Devices SDK. The Zero Trust authenticator enhances identity confidence within a well-established identity platform, facilitating seamless connections between individuals and applications on any device, whether on-premises or in the Cloud.