The Zero Trust Webinar Series

Zero Trust is no longer a buzzword or a future-state security goal. We live in a world where people, employees and customers move seamlessly between physical and digital experiences. Just a few years ago, 30% of the world’s GDP was digitalized and it is predicted by the IDC that by the end of this year, it will change to more than 65%. With a connected and digital-first world comes a new set of threat vectors.
Organisations must ensure that their users and their devices are verified securely and seamlessly whether they are within or beyond its perimeter. An identity-centric approach with a Zero Trust framework can ensure stronger security for critical assets, creates a line of defense against costly breaches, and increases worker productivity.

Join this Webinar, as part of our 4-part Webinar Zero Trust Series, to learn:
• How to adopt a zero trust mindset in your organization, including zero trust network access and identity-based segmentation.
• The three important elements of Zero Trust - users, machines, and core enterprise
• How to empower and secure people, employees, and customer

Organizations are operating in the most complex cybersecurity landscape we’ve ever seen. Sophisticated and determined attackers are the norm. With the continued rise in cyberattacks and increasing regulations for data protection and information security, organizations need to ensure employees (and contractors) can access resources from anywhere at any time in a secure yet frictionless manner. Zero Trust as a foundational framework has become key in securing access and ensuring compliance with various regulations and policies.

Join this Webinar to learn:
• How you can secure your hybrid workforce while still being able to access resources from anywhere at any time in a secure manner
• How to realize a Zero Trust framework with an Identity first approach
• How to maximize security while minimizing friction with perimeter-less security and contextual awareness

Moving to a Zero Trust framework is no longer something trendy you should consider for your digital ecosystem. It has become a best practice and a virtual necessity. Vast numbers of your users are working outside the traditional IT security perimeter protected with firewalls. But another reality when it comes to modern digital ecosystems is that machines now outnumber humans. Machines – from devices to applications – are collecting data, storing data, communicating with each other, and receiving commands from users in remote locations. In addition to securing those machines, effective management of machine identities is also essential to a Zero Trust framework — and it requires technologies that automate discovery, deployment, and lifecycle management of digital certificates across all enterprise use cases and vendor platforms.

- The definition of machine identities and how this category is evolving
- The risks associated with machine identities
- Why machine identity management is critical
- Key considerations for machine identities when it comes to implementing zero trust

As organizations migrate to multi-cloud environments to manage workloads in a more flexible and cost-effective manner, the number of credentials used to access application platforms and data is increasing exponentially. Maintaining centralized repositories of these credentials enables organizations to apply consistent policies that strengthen security to protect critical data and facilitate regulatory compliance.

This session will examine the challenges faced by organizations managing centralized access credentials to support growing number of multi-cloud and hybrid deployments, how external certificate authorities, both public and private, are integrated and managed, and mitigation strategies to reduce risks associated with aggregation of sensitive assets. Our speakers will explain how cloud migration, DevOps, and regulatory compliance require a root of trust, and will describe best practices for deploying these solutions.

Join and learn:
- What challenges zero-trust faces in multi-cloud deployments
- Why protecting access credentials is critical for data security
- How centralized key management ensures consistent policy
- Where is a root of trust required for high assurance security