Date: Tuesday, March 7, 2023
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. ET
Location: Thompson Hine LLP, 3900 Key Center, 127 Public Square, Cleveland, OH 44114
Contact: Bill Sieglein, CISO Executive Network, bill@cisoexecnet.com
All of you continually tell us that Zero Trust is the number 1 word on your buzzword bingo card. Most of you feel the name does not do the concept justice and is overused by the vendor community. Yet, most of us agree we must implement the key tenets of Zero Trust to improve our security posture. In this series we will look at the key pillars of a successful Zero Trust program.
Is Zero Trust THE security model going forward? How do we work with the business to fully implement a Zero Trust philosophy?
Security Controls Covered: IAM, SASE, EDR, ZTA, Microsegmentation, Data Protection, Third-Party Risk, Insider Threat, E-Mail Security, User Training & Awareness
Zero Trust, as an architecture, model, philosophy, whatever you want to call it, is here to stay. In our most recent discussions on Zero Trust members shared that they are moving to this model as quickly as they can but see it as a journey. In this series, we will be discussing some of the tenets of Zero Trust including the technologies and processes that bring it to reality. Members will share the ways they plan for, budget for, communicate to leadership about, and implement Zero Trust.
Topics Likely to be Covered as Part of this Discussion:
- Zero Trust definition
- Zero Trust Models
- Major tenets of Zero Trust
- Measuring Zero Trust program success
- Role of IAM in Zero Trust
- Key controls necessary for the Zero Trust journey
- Talking to the business, upper management, and the board about the Zero Trust model
- Balancing security with user experience
- Migrating to Zero Trust in hybrid environments
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