Modern Threats Require Modern Defenses
The Federal Government’s cyber landscape is evolving rapidly. With hybrid cloud adoption, remote work, and inter-agency data sharing, traditional perimeter-based models are no longer sufficient. Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) — now mandated under Executive Order 14028 and OMB M-22-09 — is the cornerstone of the federal cybersecurity modernization effort.
Swartek’s Federal Zero Trust Framework
Swartek helps federal agencies align with the CISA Zero Trust Maturity Model, building secure and resilient architectures that protect data, applications, and users across hybrid environments.
- Identity and Access Management (IAM): Implementing least-privilege and continuous verification with Okta, SailPoint, and Azure AD.
- Network and Infrastructure Security: Deploying micro-segmentation, service mesh, and Zero Trust gateways to protect east-west traffic.
- Data Security and Encryption: Ensuring classified and sensitive data remain protected in motion and at rest.
- Continuous Monitoring and SIEM: Real-time analytics through Splunk Enterprise Security and Microsoft Sentinel.
- Automation and Compliance: Enforcing NIST 800-207 controls and FedRAMP-aligned baselines.
The Swartek Advantage
Swartek’s certified cybersecurity engineers and architects specialize in modernizing federal security infrastructures — blending policy compliance with technology innovation. Our Zero Trust implementations are mission-ready, scalable, and measurable, ensuring agencies achieve full compliance and operational resilience.
Partner with Swartek to Implement Zero Trust
Contact us to learn how Swartek can accelerate your agency’s Zero Trust adoption — from strategy and architecture to deployment and continuous monitoring.
Swartek helps federal agencies implement Zero Trust Architectures that align with NIST and CISA frameworks — securing identities, data, and applications across hybrid environments.

Strengthen Your Cyber Posture
and Maintain Compliance
Talk with our experts about NIST, CMMC, and federal cybersecurity requirements
before audits and incidents force the conversation.