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What is TIC 3.0?
Trusted Internet Connection (TIC) 3.0 is needed now more than ever.
TIC 3.0 is a response to the need for improved agility, security, connectivity and visibility in federal government networks that can improve network performance and manageability, improve cybersecurity, increase operational effectiveness and lay the foundation for implementing a Zero Trust strategy.
Getting to Know TIC 3.0: An Overview
WWT can be your trusted solution provider to ensure your agency is ready to modernize its network architecture and lay the foundation for a Zero Trust strategy.
The Transition to TIC 3.0: Ensuring Agency Readiness for Network Modernization
Matt Oberhofer writes for NextGov: IT and security teams will need the right building blocks to accommodate a range of use cases.
TIC 3.0: Ensuring Agency Readiness for Network Modernization
Let's recap WWT and ATARC's December 2020 webinar, "TIC 3.0: Ensuring Agency Readiness for Network Modernization" — part of the TIC 3.0 Demonstration Lab Series.
Simplifying the Path to Zero Trust for Public Sector Security
Now more than ever, it's critical for government IT organizations to implement Zero Trust. And with WWT's guided approach, the path to implementation doesn't have to be complex.
The Roadmap to TIC 3.0 Podcast Series
The latest iteration of the Trusted Internet Connection framework aims to improve how users can tap cloud, leverage emerging technology such as SD-WAN and secure federal networks. But why should agencies adopt these recommendations and how can they get started?
The Roadmap to TIC 3.0 Ep. 1: The Basics of TIC 3.0
As agencies continue to grapple with the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, they're looking out at a "next normal" in which mobile environments and cloud are more prevalent than ever before.
The Roadmap to TIC 3.0 Ep. 2: TIC 3.0 and the Telework Transformation
While the pandemic might have swept in the era of mass telework, as vaccines promise an end to pandemic restrictions, it's unlikely that agencies and organizations everywhere will return to the largely in-office operations they were before March 2020. And while many agencies were able to transition to remote work nearly overnight, the struggle to optimize and secure networks for remote workers is still ongoing.
The Roadmap to TIC 3.0 Ep. 3: Moving Modernization Forward with TIC 3.0
The year 2020 set government on a necessary path to modernization, with many agencies ramping up cloud adoption and network infrastructures at speeds never before seen in the government space. So, how can agencies keep that momentum going?
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