What is Zero Trust? The Zero Trust security model has become a popular marketing term, but security and risk leaders need to separate the hype from the true business benefits.
In this episode, ThinkCast host Kasey Panetta is joined by Gartner expert John Watts to talk about Zero Trust. John will share what Zero Trust is, the technical challenges and business benefits, as well as if achieving 100% Zero Trust is even possible.
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Opening Thoughts
What is Zero Trust?
How Leaders Can Think About Zero Trust
What’s Driving Interest Renewed Interest?
Protect your Business Assets with a Roadmap for Maturing Information Security Program
The Business Benefits
The Technical Challenges
Gartner Security and Risk Management Summit 2021
Is 100% Zero Trust Possible?
Final Thoughts
John Watts | VP Analyst
John Watts works in Research Infrastructure Protection with primary coverage of Security Service Edge (SSE), Secure Access Service Edge (SASE), Zero Trust strategy and implementation. John also covers security operations topics such as the evolving threat landscape and Attack Surface Management (ASM) processes and technologies including Cyber Asset and Attack Surface Management (CAASM) and External Attack Surface Management (EASM).
Hosted by: Karen Lockhart
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