When Worlds Converge and Consolidate: Blueprint for IT and Security Leaders
summary
Claims that secure networking will be larger than networking by 2030 and that networking must become Zero Trust are backed by concrete numbers and examples: SD‑WAN, NGFW, SASE, Zero Trust and SSE are the toolset; appliances remain dominant with 93% of firewall deployments as appliances and some vendors using ASICs for throughput and power efficiency; many orgs run 20–25 security products (one had 80), 75% report best‑of‑breed ransomware controls yet 50% still fail to stop spread, and OT infections often stem from remote supplier access.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 2:11Secure networking journey
- 10:11Firewall use cases and evolution
- 13:38SD-WAN and SD-Branch technologies
- 15:02SASE and Zero Trust explained
- 17:59Zero Trust implementation challenges
- 21:10Cybersecurity platform consolidation
- 28:56Operational technology security
- 31:29Q&A and closing remarks
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