Zero Trust: The Cyber Security Mandate for Insuring Your Municipality

With cyber insurance requirements evolving, budget season approaching, and new mandates on the horizon, now is the time to reassess your cybersecurity and remote access strategies to ensure you are complying with requirements, and implementing them correctly. 

Many legacy access solutions adopt a moat and castle approach to security, providing a single layer of defense to networks. In today’s landscape of remote work, cloud services, and more persistent cyber threats, Zero Trust offers a cybersecurity and access framework that meet the evolving cyber insurance requirements like multi-factor authentication, single sign-on, and privileged access management.

Learn how implementing a Zero Trust Architecture to your municipal remote access strategy can enable you to secure and retain cyber insurance policies while simultaneously keeping your infrastructure secure.

• Having cyber insurance doesn’t guarantee protection or payout from cyber breaches, the City of Hamilton being a prime example
  • Just meeting the minimum requirements is not enough, they need to be properly implemented
• Incorporate a Zero Trust cybersecurity framework in your 2026 budget to stay ahead of or meet state mandates like Maryland, New York, California, and Missouri
  • An increasing number of state mandates are requiring stricter remote access implementation, including Zero Trust solutions being mandated in states such as Maryland, with New York, California, and Missouri following with stricter cybersecurity guidelines
• Discover Agilicus’ comprehensive Zero Trust solution that complies with increasing remote access requirements with a simple out-of-the-box solution