Building Real World Zero Trust
In cybersecurity’s early days, we built defenses like medieval castles big walls (firewalls), a drawbridge (VPNs), and guards at the gates (passwords). Once someone was inside, they could roam freely. But today’s world
In cybersecurity’s early days, we built defenses like medieval castles big walls (firewalls), a drawbridge (VPNs), and guards at the gates (passwords). Once someone was inside, they could roam freely. But today’s world
Modern cyber defenses increasingly need to be identity-centric. Many industry thought leaders have honed in on this giving rise to the often heard “identity is the new perimeter”. Consequently, attackers do indeed now find it easier to log in rather
In this insightful video, industry experts explore the transformative impact of Zero Trust on cybersecurity, discussing its role in addressing modern security challenges. As cyber threats evolve and traditional perimeter defenses become outdated, Zer
Fireside Chat On "The Future Of AI In Cybersecurity"
With Bruce Schneier (Cyptographer, author & security guru) and Bikash Barai (Co-founder, CISOPlatform & FireCompass)
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A question to my colleagues who are Zero Trust experts: are there standards that have emerged to help guide Zero Trust deployments to implement consistent architecture choices or designs that meet specific levels of risk mitigation?
For example, I w
As enterprises battle to conquer the new normal, an old concept of ‘Zero Trust’ has come to the fore. What is zero trust and how pertinent is it for the situation that businesses find themselves? What is the right approach to implement this framework
The Atlanta Pen Test Chapter has officially begun and is now actively underway.
Atlanta CISOs and security teams have kicked off Pen Test Chapter #1 (Virtual), an ongoing working series focused on drafting Pen Test Maturity Model v0.1, designed for an intel-led, exploit-validated, and AI-assisted security reality. The chapter was announced at …