Case Study
FCC Replaces TIC (Trusted Internet Connections) with the Zscaler Zero Trust Exchange
This case study discusses how the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) replaced its Trusted Internet Connections (TIC) approach with the Zscaler Zero Trust Exchange to improve security, efficiency, and cost management. The solution enabled the FCC to secure outgoing internet traffic more easily while reducing costs by 70% through the elimination of additional security tools. It improved user experience by replacing VPN-based access, provided trusted and monitored connections to applications, and delivered granular zero trust access controls. As a result, the FCC achieved a more seamless, secure, and cost-effective approach to protecting government communications infrastructure.
