Becoming a zero trust enterprise

The Zero Trust model of information security basically upends the “castle-and-moat” mentality that had organizations focused on defending their perimeters while assuming everything already inside didn’t pose a threat and therefore was cleared for access.

The castle-and-moat approach isn’t working. In fact, the most egregious data breaches happened because hackers, once they gained access inside corporate firewalls, were able move through internal systems without much resistance.

Zero Trust Networking focuses on locking down all aspects of communication, inside and outside of traditional firewalls. This pre-conference tutorial will help you to understand what ZTN is, how it works, how it benefits the enterprise and some practical advice as to architecting and building a zero trust foundation. If you want to stop breaches, zero trust is the best way to go.