Implementing Zero Trust Practically & Effectively Requires PAM: Here’s Why
with Morey J. Haber, Chief Security Advisor
Zero trust principles and architectures are being widely embraced and adopted by the public and private sectors – and for good reason. Legacy security architectures and network defenses are simply ineffective at managing a world more reliant on the cloud and remote workers. As a result, adherence to zero trust principles has been embraced as the most effective defense strategy to the modern, hybrid, work-from- anywhere world.
To implement zero trust, teams must assert which technologies and configurations can be implemented with tenets that meet theoretical requirements. NIST has published SP NIST 1800-35 on implementing Zero Trust (circa October 2022) to bridge that gap. Today, solutions exist that can address both the theoretical and practical requirements of zero trust – including BeyondTrust Privileged Access Management.
Watch this session to learn:
Why Zero Trust is more than a buzzword when it comes to preventing cyberattacks
What organizations need to know to distinguish Zero Trust as a concept from a functional Zero Trust Architecture
How to build a strategic and achievable pathway to Zero Trust
How Privileged Access Management (PAM) can enable Zero Trust
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