OMB Fireside Chat
summary
OMB memo M-22-09 mandates a federal zero trust road map with identity as the first pillar and pushes agencies toward phishing-resistant MFA and FIDO-based authentication rather than SMS or push alone. Agencies must produce three year implementation plans, some projects get TMF support from a $1B TMF pool, and early adopters report measurable momentum and hiring of zero trust program managers. Protective DNS service rollout for government is now live.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:11Zero trust strategy overview
- 3:18Driving forces behind strategy
- 6:54Authentication challenges and solutions
- 11:49Enterprise identity management focus
- 16:04Implementation progress update
- 18:55Funding and TMF support
- 23:14Budget alignment and future plans
- 24:58Next 12 months outlook
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