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What cybersecurity can learn from the Secret Service

The Secret Service has developed a security architecture for the White House that also works for networks.

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It is and remains easy to break into networks. An attacker just has to find a way to get in. But it should be hard for attackers to move around the network once they are inside. Any move could make them visible.
Unfortunately, that is not the case today. Attackers often spend months in our networks and we have tried in recent years to draw our defences further inwards, but all this only gets us so far.
The Secret Service has developed a security architecture for the White House that is very convincing and can also be applied to our networks. Anyone can climb over the fence at the White House, but it will be very hard not to be stopped inside the boundaries of the White House. The Secret Service accepts the weakness of the perimeter and controls everything inside that fence to protect the president.
We want to talk about how the Secret Service protects the President of the United States and how this approach can also be used in cybersecurity and of course what we have to do to get there.
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