In support of the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Zero Trust Strategy, the Army is developing a service-specific Zero Trust Strategy, tentatively named “Knights Watch”. To move towards an integrated security architecture, the Army will divest from aging infrastructure, develop trained staff, and lean on industry partners. Similar to previous strategies, the Army prioritizes the Total Army (Regular Army, Army Reserve, and Army Civilians) when it explained how it will operationalize its Zero Trust roadmap during a recent Defense One webinar. This includes developing the trained staff, civilian and uniformed, to execute the mission. Therefore, investments in technology should prioritize user experience, the ability to implement solutions quickly, and interoperability with other cybersecurity tools. With Identity, ease of use and security are two sides of the same coin Maj. Gen. Jan Norris, the Army’s chief information security officer and deputy CIO, said because of the way its networks.