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Training Camp's 2-day Zero Trust Security Training for Government boot camp covers zero trust architecture, identity-centric security, and federal implementation strategies.

Zero Trust for Gov Boot Camp – 'Never trust' is hard to configure.

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Build across all 7 pillars in 2 days.

Our 2-day Zero Trust for Government boot camp covers all seven pillars with hands-on labs and federal case studies. Train live online or in person.

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Covers all seven Zero Trust pillars
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Live online or in person. Same instructors.

Two Days of Intensive Training. Hands-on labs. Practitioner-led.

Two days of live, practitioner-led Zero Trust training across all seven pillars, live online or in person with hands-on labs and federal case studies.

Program Abstract

REF: ZT-SEC 7
Curriculum aligned to the latest Exam Outline.
Format Live, Instructor-Led
Duration 2

Zero Trust is Hard. We Know How to Implement It.

This 2-day boot camp covers all seven pillars of Zero Trust — Identity, Device, Network, Application, Data, Visibility & Analytics, and Automation — with proven strategies for federal implementation. Expert instructors guide you through hands-on labs and real-world government scenarios. You’ll leave ready to deploy Zero Trust in your environment.

Built for Federal Mandates.

Curriculum aligned to NIST SP 800-207, OMB M-22-09, and the CISA Zero Trust Maturity Model — so you learn what federal auditors and agency CISOs actually expect.

Practitioner-Led, Not Theory.

Taught by working security professionals with real federal Zero Trust deployment experience. You get war stories, lessons learned, and tactics that hold up in production — not textbook recitations.

Hands-On Across All Seven Pillars.

Hands-on labs across every pillar cover identity, device, network, application, data, visibility, and automation in realistic government scenarios. You don’t just learn Zero Trust. You implement it.

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Training materials including official courseware and study guides
Practitioner Led
Instructors are working security professionals, not just trainers.

"I don't teach from a textbook. I teach what happens in the SOC when the alert fires."

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VP Ed. Services • CISSP, CISM All of our trainers carry a wide range of certifications, including the certification for every program they teach or manage.

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Training Camp has trained thousands of federal IT and security professionals across DoD, civilian, and intelligence agencies.

Current with 2026 Federal Mandates

2 Days, 7 Pillars

Two intensive days built for federal IT and security staff tasked with Zero Trust, with hands-on labs across all seven pillars.

Confidence Through Hands-On Practice

Federal Guidance

Curriculum reflects NIST SP 800-207, OMB M-22-09, and the CISA Zero Trust Maturity Model, so you learn what auditors expect.

Work Smarter — Real Implementation Skills

Hands-On Pillar Labs

Practitioner-led labs cover identity, device, network, application, data, visibility, and automation in government scenarios.

Career Security — Zero Trust In Demand

Ready to Deploy

Labs walk through MFA, conditional access, microsegmentation, and DLP policies, so you leave ready to deploy at your agency.

Dedicated Support — Ongoing Mentoring

Ongoing Mentoring

Access to your instructor and Zero Trust resources continues after class, supporting you as you implement at your agency.

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    COURSE STRUCTURE

    Zero Trust for Government
    Course Outline

    A structured path designed for working professionals.
    Each day builds on the last—momentum is everything.

    MODULE_ID: PREP
    Live Training QS: ~5
    BEFORE CLASS
    Critical Path

    Prerequisites & Preparation

    Review Zero Trust core principles — never trust, always verify
    L.prep.1
    Familiarize yourself with the seven pillars: Identity, Device, Network, Application, Data, Visibility, Automation
    L.prep.2
    Review NIST SP 800-207 Zero Trust Architecture overview
    L.prep.3
    Complete pre-assessment: rate your familiarity with each pillar
    L.prep.4
    Progress Buffer 20% ALLOCATED
    09:00
    End 17:00
    MODULE_ID: TC-E-ZT-01
    Live Training QS: ~5
    DAY ONE
    Critical Path

    Identity, Device, Network & Application Pillars

    Zero Trust overview — core principles, comparison with perimeter security, benefits for government
    L.01.1
    Identity Pillar — MFA, conditional access policies, privileged access management, identity governance
    L.01.2
    Lab: Configure and test multi-factor authentication for a government user account
    L.01.3
    Lab: Create conditional access policy requiring MFA for sensitive applications
    L.01.4
    Device Pillar — enrollment, compliance policies, MDM, endpoint protection
    L.01.5
    Lab: Deploy device compliance policy with encryption, update, and antivirus requirements
    L.01.6
    Network Pillar — microsegmentation, secure VPNs, Network Access Control, software-defined perimeters
    L.01.7
    Lab: Design and configure network microsegmentation rules for government systems
    L.01.8
    Lab: Isolate sensitive systems (HR, financial) with inter-zone communication rules
    L.01.9
    Application Pillar — security scanning, secure development lifecycle, API security, workload protection
    L.01.10
    Lab: Perform security assessment of a government web application
    L.01.11
    Lab: Implement WAF, secure headers, and API protection controls
    L.01.12
    Progress Buffer 20% ALLOCATED
    09:00
    End 17:00
    MODULE_ID: TC-E-ZT-02
    Live Training QS: ~6
    DAY TWO
    Critical Path

    Data, Visibility & Analytics, Automation & Orchestration

    Data Pillar — discovery, classification, DLP, encryption at rest and in transit, information rights management
    L.02.1
    Lab: Implement data classification system for government information
    L.02.2
    Lab: Deploy DLP policies and automated data discovery for sensitive government data
    L.02.3
    Visibility & Analytics Pillar — SIEM, UEBA, threat intelligence, security orchestration
    L.02.4
    Lab: Deploy security analytics platform and monitor Zero Trust events
    L.02.5
    Lab: Build executive security dashboards and integrate threat intelligence feeds
    L.02.6
    Automation & Orchestration Pillar — SOAR platforms, automated incident response, policy enforcement
    L.02.7
    Lab: Implement automated security response workflows for Zero Trust events
    L.02.8
    Lab: Develop playbooks covering identity, device, network, application, and data responses
    L.02.9
    Lab: Monitor and optimize automation performance metrics
    L.02.10
    Course synthesis — integrating all seven pillars into a cohesive Zero Trust program
    L.02.11
    Action planning — next steps for implementing Zero Trust in your agency
    L.02.12
    Progress Buffer 40% ALLOCATED
    09:00
    End 17:00
    COURSE PROGRESS Day 0 of 2
    FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

    Zero Trust Security Training for Government
    Training FAQ

    Real questions from real professionals who passed.
    Here's how we answer them.

    Zero Trust is a cybersecurity model built on the principle of “never trust, always verify” — every user, device, and connection must be authenticated and authorized regardless of network location. Federal civilian agencies are required to adopt Zero Trust under OMB Memorandum M-22-09 and the CISA Zero Trust Maturity Model, with specific implementation milestones tied to the federal cybersecurity strategy.

    The course covers all seven pillars of the Zero Trust framework: Identity, Device, Network, Application & Workload, Data, Visibility & Analytics, and Automation & Orchestration. Each pillar includes hands-on labs based on realistic government scenarios.

    Yes. The curriculum is built around NIST SP 800-207, OMB M-22-09, and the CISA Zero Trust Maturity Model — the three foundational documents driving federal Zero Trust adoption. You learn what federal auditors and agency CISOs actually expect to see.

    This course is designed for federal IT and security professionals tasked with implementing Zero Trust, including security architects, network engineers, IAM specialists, system administrators, and security operations staff at civilian, defense, and intelligence agencies — plus contractors supporting federal Zero Trust initiatives.

    No. This is a hands-on training course focused on practical Zero Trust implementation, not exam preparation. Attendees receive a Certificate of Completion and CPE credits applicable to most major IT security certifications.

    A working knowledge of enterprise IT and security fundamentals is recommended — networking, identity management, and core cybersecurity concepts. No specific certifications are required, though prior exposure to federal security frameworks is helpful.

    The course includes hands-on labs covering multi-factor authentication and conditional access, device compliance policies, network microsegmentation, application security hardening, data classification and DLP, security analytics dashboards, and automated incident response — all in realistic government scenarios.

    Yes. We offer team training and onsite delivery for agencies and contractors, available through GSA Schedule and other government contract vehicles. Contact our enterprise team for custom pricing, scheduling, and tailored content.

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    This training gave me a deeper understanding of how Zero Trust actually applies within a federal environment.

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