Your Mission, Secured with Zero Trust

Achieving Zero Trust Architecture requires a mission-driven, integrated approach, recognizing that Zero Trust is not a one-time goal, but an ongoing journey that encompasses not only cybersecurity tools but also the essential processes and people that drive security. Your agency may have existing investments, ongoing modernization initiatives, and legacy tools and solutions. Understanding your security gaps and the technologies needed to fill them can be daunting, especially without the expertise to identify, implement, and manage them at scale.

At FRC, we know the Zero Trust journey from start to finish because our specialists help organizations navigate every step of the way. As a Mission-Focused Solution Aggregator, FRC specializes in providing the advanced cybersecurity tools necessary to support Zero Trust initiatives. While our primary focus is on technology, we also guide federal agencies through all aspects of Zero Trust Architecture, ensuring they address the critical processes and personnel considerations required to achieve the mandated 91 Security Capabilities.

From procurement to deployment to management, we help simplify the entire process. Our partnerships with Trellix, Elastic, Owl Defense, Okta, and other cutting-edge vendors allow us to provide your agency with a firm foundation for Zero Trust. Better yet, we help you choose the right solutions from a diverse portfolio of services, so your security posture meets your unique mission requirements. By leveraging a fully integrated, multi-vendor approach, FRC eliminates the complexity of securing critical systems while accelerating compliance and strengthening overall cybersecurity resilience.

End-to-End Zero Trust Implementation
FRC helps you achieve key ZTA pillars, with proven technologies from our OEM partners. The Department of Defense’s Zero Trust Strategy defines seven pillars: Identity (User), Device, Application & Workload, Data, Network & Environment, Automation & Orchestration, and Visibility & Analytics, that serve as the foundation for implementing the technology capabilities required for a Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA). Each pillar is composed of a set of Target Level Activities that federal agencies must execute to achieve compliance, strengthen their security posture, and progress toward full Zero Trust maturity:

Zero Trust Pillar	Solution Focus
User (Identity, Credential & Access Management)	Identity verification, authentication, MFA, SSO, least privilege enforcement
Device (Endpoint & Network Security)	Endpoint security, workload protection, secure software supply chain
Application & Workload (Cloud Security, Software Integrity)	Threat detection & response, security validation, attack emulation
Data (Security, Loss Prevention, Encryption)	Scalable data security, threat intelligence, secure logging
Network & Environment (Segmentation, Threat Detection)	Secure data transfer, network segmentation, cross-domain security
Automation & Orchestration (SOAR, Security Workflow)	Security automation, SOAR, incident response
Visibility & Analytics (SIEM, Log Management, Data Pipeline)	SIEM, real-time monitoring, AI-driven threat detection

Simplified Compliance with DoD Zero Trust Requirements
Achieving all 91 security capabilities requires a carefully orchestrated multi-technology approach. FRC streamlines this process by mapping the security capabilities with the right technology, ensuring agencies move beyond checkboxes to implement real security that meets mission objectives.

Let’s Build Your Zero Trust Roadmap

The path to Zero Trust doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Partner with FRC for a seamless, effective, and mission-driven Zero Trust implementation. Visit our video series on Zero Trust to learn more: ZTA Video Series

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