THIS BRIEFING IS HOSTED BY VERSION2 IN COOPERATION WITH CISCO SECURE
For a lot of companies, stronger security results in poor user experience and impacts productivity of users. We believe that with the right Zero Trust strategy organizations can achieve higher levels of security without compromising user experience. The sweet spot for Zero Trust is where attackers are frustrated, and users are empowered to do the right thing
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Establish trust by looking at the user, device and the risk profile of the authentication. Enforce trust-based access based on the principle of least privilege and unified access control. Using indicators of compromise, shared signals, behavior monitoring, and vulnerability management can be used to continually verify trust. Finally, responding to changes in trust are possible via prioritized incident response, orchestrated remediation, and integrated and open workflows.
By the end of the session, you will learn how to approach a Zoro Trust based security architecture, where to start and how to avoid the most common pitfalls.
Cisco Secure - Zero Trust
Zero trust is a strategic approach to security that centers on the concept of eliminating trust from an organization's network architecture. Trust is neither binary nor permanent. We can no longer assume that internal entities are trustworthy, that they can be directly managed to reduce security risk, or that checking them one time is enough. The zero-trust model of security prompts you to question your assumptions of trust at every access attempt.
