U.S. DoW Validates Foundation for CMMC-Compliant, Phishing-Resistant MFA
SOFTwarfare® validates CMMC-compliant, passwordless authentication and a rapid deployment architecture in a secure, simulated DoD environment.
U.S. DoW Validates Foundation for CMMC-Compliant, Phishing-Resistant MFA
SOFTwarfare® validates CMMC-compliant, passwordless authentication and a rapid deployment architecture in a secure, simulated DoD environment.
Customer Overview
A branch of the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), operating via a prime contractor, must modernize its identity security to meet and exceed CMMC 2.0 compliance mandates. The branch’s strategic roadmap requires securing a complex mix of COTS, proprietary, and legacy systems. Furthermore, the solution must support operators across all communication environments, including air-gapped networks and future Denied, Disrupted, Intermittent, and Limited (DDIL) theaters.
Within the full case study, you'll find out how:
- A U.S. DoD program is tackling CMMC 2.0 compliance by future-proofing legacy systems and assuring operator identity in disconnected (DDIL) environments.
- SOFTwarfare's two-phased approach successfully validated Zero Trust Identity® as a high-assurance, CMMC-compliant, and passwordless authentication solution within a secure, simulated DoD cloud.
- Pre-configured, bundled architecture was created to empower DoD customers to rapidly deploy the solution in any environment, from cloud to fully air-gapped systems.
- The successful validation provided the critical foundation for the program's future roadmap , including planned legacy system integration and the extension of continuous authentication to DDIL environments.
Customer Overview
A branch of the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), operating via a prime contractor, must modernize its identity security to meet and exceed CMMC 2.0 compliance mandates. The branch’s strategic roadmap requires securing a complex mix of COTS, proprietary, and legacy systems. Furthermore, the solution must support operators across all communication environments, including air-gapped networks and future Denied, Disrupted, Intermittent, and Limited (DDIL) theaters.
Quick Wins
Validated CMMC-Compliant MFA
Established a Rapid Deployment Model
Created Foundation for Future Goals
Informed Commercial Platform
Within the full case study, you'll find out how:
- A U.S. DoD program is tackling CMMC 2.0 compliance by future-proofing legacy systems and assuring operator identity in disconnected (DDIL) environments.
- SOFTwarfare's two-phased approach successfully validated Zero Trust Identity® as a high-assurance, CMMC-compliant, and passwordless authentication solution within a secure, simulated DoD cloud.
- Pre-configured, bundled architecture was created to empower DoD customers to rapidly deploy the solution in any environment, from cloud to fully air-gapped systems.
- The successful validation provided the critical foundation for the program's future roadmap , including planned legacy system integration and the extension of continuous authentication to DDIL environments.
Established a Rapid
Deployment Model
Validated CMMC-
Compliant MFA
Created Foundation
for Future Goals
Informed Commercial
Platform
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Quick Wins
Validated CMMC-Compliant MFA
Established a Rapid Deployment Model
Created Foundation for Future Goals
Informed Commercial Platform
Established a Rapid
Deployment Model
Validated CMMC-
Compliant MFA
Created Foundation
for Future Goals
Informed Commercial
Platform
Access the Full Case Study
Enter your email and we'll send a downloadable PDF to your inbox.
Quick Wins
Validated CMMC-Compliant MFA
Established a Rapid Deployment Model
Created Foundation for Future Goals
Informed Commercial Platform
Established a Rapid
Deployment Model
Validated CMMC-
Compliant MFA
Created Foundation
for Future Goals
Informed Commercial
Platform
Access the Full Case Study
Enter your email and we'll send a downloadable PDF to your inbox.
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