2023年12月26日 · TIC 3.0 core guidance documents are intended to be used collectively in order to achieve the goals of the program. The documents are additive; each builds on the other like chapters in a book. The final core guidance is available below.

Learn about how to implement the TIC 3.0 guidance and how it complements other federal initiatives. Leverage the flexibilities available in TIC 3.0 to secure hybrid and cloud environments. Understand how to use the TIC 3.0 guidance as a pathway to implementing zero trust.

In 2017, the Report to the President on Federal Information Technology Modernization identified the TIC initiative as a barrier to cloud adoption. Removing barriers to modernization is one of the primary goals of the recent update to the TIC policy, TIC 3.0.

This article describes how to achieve Trusted Internet Connections (TIC) 3.0 compliance for internet-facing Azure applications and services. It provides solutions and resources to help government organizations meet TIC 3.0 compliance.

2025年3月26日 · The TIC 3.0 program updates have modernized and expanded the original version of the initiative to drive security capabilities to better leverage advances in technology as agencies decentralize their network perimeters or system boundaries to better support the remote workforce and the continued adoption of cloud service provider environments.

In order for TIC program updates to achieve the goal of diversifying technology options for agencies while retaining strong protections for Federal systems and information, 0MB, DHS, and the...

2022年12月14日 · This blog post introduces Amazon Web Services (AWS) Trusted Internet Connections (TIC) 3.0 overlay artifacts. TIC is a federal cybersecurity initiative intended to enhance network and data security across the Federal Government.

TIC 3.0 concentrates cybersecurity strategy, architecture and visibility Capabilities in TIC 2.2, which are not embedded in TIC 3.0, may exist elsewhere

Trusted Internet Connections (TIC) 3.0 is a US federal government program focused on IT modernization and stronger security capabilities in federal network architectures.

TIC 3.0's flexibility, zero-trust alignment and new security tools are being realized by federal agencies. Here is its impact on government network security. The updated cybersecurity program brings flexibility as zero-trust plans are developed.