DOD Zero Trust Command

MIL-CERTIFIED NETWORK POSTURE

Zero Trust is the perimeter.

Verify explicitly. Enforce least privilege. Assume breach. Every packet, identity, and device is scored in real time.

Initiate Zero Trust Shift
Signal Integrity 99.984%
Threat Latency 3.1s
Auth Confidence A-0
Operations Console
STATUS: GREEN
ZONE: JOINT TASK FORCE 07
ACTIVE ASSURANCE: 4129
ANOMALY INDEX: 0.014
REVOCATIONS: 12
ELEVATION REQUESTS: 5
IDENTITY
DEVICE
NETWORK
DATA

OPERATIONAL DOCTRINE

Zero Trust Command Doctrine

Verify Explicitly

Every access request is evaluated using identity, device health, location, and mission context.

Least Privilege

Just-in-time access with strict micro-segmentation and enforced token lifetimes.

Assume Breach

Lateral movement is contained with continuous telemetry, deception layers, and automated isolation.

CORE PILLARS

Six vectors. One posture.

Identity & Access
Devices & Endpoints
Network Control
Applications
Data Security
Infrastructure

MISSION OPERATIONS

Continuous verification at battle tempo.

Adaptive Access

Dynamic policies adjust at runtime to threat intelligence and mission readiness.

  • Context-aware MFA
  • Risk scoring engine
  • Encrypted path validation

Telemetry Fusion

Unified visibility into devices, networks, and applications to enable rapid decision cycles.

  • Unified logging plane
  • Automated containment
  • Supply chain attestation

Resilient Continuity

Maintain mission capability under adversarial conditions with segmented recovery zones.

  • Fail-secure defaults
  • Credential rotation
  • Backup enclave routing

THREAT MATRIX

Visibility across domains.

Air Domain

Flight systems validated with continuous device posture.

Risk tier: ALPHA

Land Domain

Edge nodes segmented by mission zone with adaptive policy.

Risk tier: BRAVO

Sea Domain

Operational networks secured with encrypted service mesh.

Risk tier: CHARLIE

Cyber Domain

Identity and telemetry fusion to isolate lateral movement.

Risk tier: DELTA

REFERENCE ARCHITECTURE

Zones, signals, and control planes.

CONTROL PLANE

Unified Policy Engine

Centralized policy with decentralized enforcement. Every zone receives signed, mission-specific directives.

Policy-as-code Identity graph Telemetry fusion
COMMAND CORE
MISSION ZONE A
MISSION ZONE B
MISSION ZONE C
ENFORCEMENT

Distributed Trust Gates

Gateways validate every packet and token before access is granted, even inside the perimeter.

Micro-segmentation Just-in-time access Encrypted tunnels

READINESS TIMELINE

30-60-90 day sprint.

Day 0-30

Recon and mapping

Catalog assets, trust relationships, and mission flows.

Day 31-60

Telemetry activation

Deploy sensors, unify logs, enforce identity posture.

Day 61-90

Policy enforcement

Segment access, automate response, and drill readiness.

DEPLOYMENT

Zero Trust activation sequence

  1. Map critical missions, data flows, and dependency chains.
  2. Instrument identity, device posture, and network telemetry.
  3. Segment access by mission zone and enforce policy.
  4. Automate continuous assessment and incident response.

Ready for readiness drills?

Launch a 90-day Zero Trust adoption sprint.

INTEL FEED

Continuous assessment loop.

Automated telemetry drives rapid decisions and enforces mission continuity under adversarial pressure.

Signal drift 0.0%
Policy updates 0
Zones secured 0
Incidents defused 0

SIGNAL TEST

Command buttons, animated.

FIELD QUESTIONS

Zero Trust FAQs

Is Zero Trust a product?

No. It is an operational model requiring policy, telemetry, and enforcement across every domain.

How fast can it deploy?

Initial readiness can be achieved in 90 days with focused mission scoping and automation.

Does it slow operations?

Properly tuned policies reduce friction while improving resilience and response time.