The Zero Trust Challenge for Hybrid Cloud: Truths vs Myths
summary
Hybrid cloud needs identity‑centric Zero Trust for real‑time authorization, SASE as the cloud‑deployed instantiation, and process automation to stop human errors; misconfiguration is the dominant failure mode and accounts for most breaches. Organizations use only 30% of tool capabilities today, so audit vendors before buying. Edge and 5G multiply ephemeral cloud instances and risk garbage‑collection metadata exhaustion (seen in satellite and 140‑hour aircraft reboot incidents). Prioritize identity management, gap analysis, and automated provisioning.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:52Preface: The Architecture of Complexity
- 3:40There Are Always Things You Are Responsible for in the Cloud
- 4:24Intro to Zero Trust
- 7:22Routes to Zero Trust
- 9:04The Perfect Storm for Cloud Security
- 11:11Hybrid Cloud Pain Points
- 16:36Why Do I Need Additional Security in the Cloud?
- 17:05Why Does Hybrid Cloud Need Zero Trust?
- 21:13Security Challenges in the Cloud
- 22:47Strategic Priorities for Cloud Builders
- 24:48Vulnerability - Shadow Cloud
- 27:13Moore's Law Drives Edge
- 27:44Exponential Growth Curves
- 28:33Implication of ML v3
- 29:24Why SASE? New Enterprise Network: Inside Out
- 31:23Vulnerability - Image Persistence/Garbage Collection
- 34:10Recommendations
- 36:12RSAConference 2021 May 17-20 Virtual Experience
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