ATARC Zero Trust Lab
*Please note we are no longer accepting Phase 2 teams
The ATARC Zero Trust Lab began as an idea from our Zero Trust Working Group, members who focus on novel approaches to security, risk, and governance.
Through a unique collaboration between government and industry, the ATARC Zero Trust Integration Lab (ZTIL) will showcase technical architectures and Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) hardware and software solutions to address the Zero Trust use cases as defined by CISA.
The Zero Trust Lab will support proofs of concept for integrated solution sets, incorporating multiple vendors’ products, and implementing Zero Trust solutions in a simulated production environment.
Demonstrate Your Solution
ATARC’s ZTIL is inviting integrators and vendors to team up and demonstrate fully integrated Zero Trust solutions to a government audience, showcasing “art of the possible.”
Each demonstration team will address all aspects of Zero Trust in a provided scenario set crossing all pillars detailed HERE
The government recognizes the complexity of a full Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA), and that no single vendor will address all aspects of a ZTA. Participants are not expected to address all Zero Trust pillars and capabilities to the fullest level of maturity but should address a broad cross-section, and show how their solution set can evolve to support full maturity.
ATARC Zero Trust Lab Press Release
Click to read the ATARC Zero Trust Integration Lab Press Release.
ATARC Zero Trust Lab Phase 1 Use Cases
Zero Trust Lab Phase 1 has concluded. Thank you to our participants for making our lab a success. To view the Lab Phase 1 use cases, please click HERE.
Benefits to Industry and Government Participants
As a core part of ATARC’s mission, this lab facilitates educational conversations, crossing barriers between public and private sectors.
Industry Participants
- Opportunity to present to a large government-only audience
- Facilitates lasting relationships and engagement with government officials
- Integrated labs opportunities
- Ability to work closely with other ATARC working groups and lab
Government Participants
- Non-sales demonstrations across all Zero Trust pillars
- Networking and collaboration with peers across government and state
- Sharing best practices and challenges
- After action reviews to share thoughts and ideas
- Shared documents and work products
Zero Trust Working Group Leadership Team
Dr. Amy Hamilton
Government Chair
Department of Energy, National Defense University, College of Information and Cyberspace
Don Yeske
Government Vice Chair
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Mun-Wai Hon
Government Vice Chair: AI
Federal Aviation Administration
Wayne Rodgers
Government Vice Chair: Multicloud
U.S. Department of Education
Daryl Haegley
Government Vice Chair: Operational Technology
U.S. Air Force
Conrad Bovell
Government Vice Chair: Quantum
U.S. Department of Health & Human Services
Jorge Laurel
Government Vice Chair: Mobility
NSA
Gerald Caron
Industry Chair
RIVA Solutions
Anupam Shah
Industry Co-Chair
Resiliant
Brian Daly
Industry Co-Vice Chair
AT&T
Matt Henson
Industry Co-Vice Chair
TC Engine
Joe Cosmano
Industry Co-Vice Chair
iboss
Joe Brown
Industry Co-Vice Chair
Zimperium
Hunter Wright
Industry Co-Vice Chair
Lumen
Craig Nickel
Technical Project Manager
ATARC Zero Trust Lab Participation Process
Fill out the form below to find out more about showcasing or utilizing emerging technologies at the ATARC Zero Trust Lab!
The participation process is as follows:
- ATARC Member involvement
- Participate in a follow-up call to flesh out requirements, define timelines and discuss logistics
- Complete the Capability Model
- Become part of a team and provide use cases
- Demo pre-screening for approval
- Schedule time for demonstration
- Live demonstration
View Technology Demos on the ATARC Channel
ATARC Zero Trust Lab Collaborators
