Harry Berridge
Harry is Garland's Director of Federal Operations. With over 30 years of experience in sales, marketing, and channels, Harry brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise working in the Federal space to Garland Technology.
Increase Zero Trust Effectiveness by Simplifying Your Security Stack
In our recent blog about Zero Trust, we spoke about how the US government is rapidly transitioning to Zero Trust security architecture. This includes new guidance, reference architectures, and mandates from the administration and CISA for...
Ensuring Federal Cybersecurity Success with Flexible, Compact Flyaway CyberKit Visibility
Recent U.S. Federal cybersecurity initiatives have been put in place to ensure critical infrastructure, whether it's a pipeline, food processor, or water treatment facilities are protected from modern cyber threats and vulnerabilities. The...
Developing a Single Source of Truth for Zero Trust
As federal agencies and companies move toward a Zero Trust model following recent executive orders to improve their cybersecurity posture, understanding your network’s ‘single source of truth’ is critical to building an effective Zero...
U.S. Government Response to Cybersecurity Threats Expose Need for Visibility
High-profile incidents such as the SolarWinds supply chain attack that affected multiple U.S. government agencies, the attempted manipulation of control systems at the Oldsmar water treatment plant, and the ransomware attack on Colonial...
Ensuring Success of New Federal Zero Trust Initiatives
With high-profile cyber attacks on federal assets and critical infrastructure on the rise, the US Federal Government has shifted to a proactive posture in confronting these threats. The Department of Homeland Security’s Transportation...
Federal Plans to Secure ICS Lay Groundwork for Public & Private Collaboration
Although you may find a certain amount of political turmoil in the United States, there’s a surprising amount of consensus in Washington about cybersecurity. Both parties agree that there’s no room for complacency in the face of...