What is Zero Trust? What ISN’T Zero Trust? Let’s Make Sense of This!
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Panelists from AppGate, Blumira, Optiv, Ericom, and VMware debate definitions, scope, and limits of Zero Trust as described by NIST, distinguishing real Zero Trust controls from marketing claims. They examine concrete examples mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK framework to illustrate where Zero Trust principles apply and where they do not.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 2:15The History of Zero Trust
- 2:58The Zero Trust Model of Security
- 4:15Brief Definition of Zero Trust
- 5:29The Least Trust Principle
- 10:43Security Philosophy of Zero Trust
- 31:42How Do I Tell My Employees that We'Re Putting Zero Trust in Place
- 34:59Ways that Zero Trust Can Help Defend against Attacks
- 45:00Passwordless Authentication
- 46:02What It Means To Be Passwordless
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