CAF-Ready: Securing Public Sector Access at the Identity Level

Tuesday 15 July at 11am

As public sector organisations continue to enhance their alignment with the Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF), many are realising that identity and access management is not merely a technical concern but a strategic imperative. Without complete visibility and control over who is accessing what, where, and how, it becomes nearly impossible to meet the expectations outlined by CAF, particularly regarding managing risk, protecting against cyber attacks, and ensuring operational resilience.
In this focused and practical webinar, Trustmarque and Silverfort will explore how an identity-first approach to Zero Trust can assist public sector organisations in overcoming the limitations of traditional tools, securing every access point across their environment, and confidently advancing towards CAF compliance.

By attending, you will learn:

Why identity security is fundamental to several core CAF objectives
Where typical gaps exist in current MFA and PAM implementations
How to safeguard access to legacy systems, service accounts, and unmanaged identities
What public sector organisations are already doing to enhance cyber resilience through identity-based controls
The next steps you can take to fortify access management and simplify compliance

Meet the Speakers:

Peter Batchelor - Regional Director UK&I, Silverfort
For 25 years, Peter has helped organisations overcome cybersecurity, identity, and compliance challenges with strategic insight and empathy.
Elliott Morgan - Cyber Lead for the NHS and Regional Services, Trustmarque
Elliott is a trusted advisor known for delivering tailored, innovative cybersecurity strategies and insights.

Who Should Attend?

Public sector cyber security leaders, IT managers, infrastructure teams, and those responsible for CAF delivery and assurance.

Join us to gain expert insights and practical strategies that will help you take control of identity across your organisation and move forward with confidence.