All Aboard

Hackers today aren’t breaking in – they’re logging in. This makes controlling and managing access more important than ever.

In the second episode of the All Aboard Podcast, Twingate CEO and Co-Founder, Tony Huie,  breaks down why securing access is at the core of modern cybersecurity and why there is a growing mandate for “usability” in security products.

What’s inside:

• His experience at Dropbox and how the “consumerization of IT” trend has manifested in security
• Why modern security products should be built with usability in mind
• An underappreciated challenge of moving to a Zero Trust model
• Why the prevalence of buzzwords like “Zero Trust” can be a good thing
• How forward thinking organizations are embracing security as a shared responsibility

Over the past decade, the pace of software adoption has changed drastically. Businesses are using more apps and tooling to innovate and build faster. Security teams are faced with a tough challenge: How do you build a security program that can reduce risk without slowing productivity and efficiency?

In the first episode of the All Aboard podcast, one of the early pioneers of developer first security joins us to talk about scaling security controls in a modern environment, measuring the success of your security program, and how buying behavior in security is evolving.

What’s inside:

• The importance of Shifting Left in a cloud first world
• Guy’s three approaches to measuring security
• Security’s evolution towards decentralization
• What does it mean for security teams to become a platform that enables developer teams to build faster and more securely
• The “paved road” concept in security popularized by Netflix
• How purchasing decisions are changing under the current macroeconomic conditions