What is Zero Trust?
▪ Zero Trust is a security framework that mandates the authentication, authorization, and continuous validation of all users—whether inside or outside the organization’s network—before granting or maintaining access to applications and data..
▪ In Zero Trust training, trust is not automatically granted based on a user's location or the network they're accessing. Instead, access to resources is granted based on strict verification of identity, device security posture, and other contextual factors. Key components of Zero
Trust Architecture include:
• Identity verification, device security posture assessment, least privilege access, micro
segmentation, and continuous monitoring.
Why is Zero Trust model Needed?
▪ The modern workforce is becoming increasingly mobile, accessing applications and cloud services from multiple devices outside of the business perimeter. In the past, many enterprises adopted a “verify, then trust” model — which meant if someone had the correct user credentials, they were admitted to whichever site, app, or device they were requesting. This resulted in an increased risk of exposure, dissolving what was once the trusted enterprise zone of control and leaving many organizations exposed to data breaches, malware, and ransomware attacks. Protection is now needed within specific digital infrastructures where applications and data, and users and devices, are located.
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USD249.00
USD199.00 - ISACA/USC2 Member
USD159.00 - Returning Participants