This episode, featuring hosts Tom Tittermary and Tom Gianelos with special Zscaler guest Conrad Maiorino, explores how Zero Trust eliminates network access points by making applications unreachable, as opposed to traditional security. They discuss Zscaler Private Access (ZPA) and Zscaler Internet Access (ZIA), which are used for secure, mutually authenticated user-to-application tunnels, disrupting adversary tactics.

The discussion highlights Zscaler's solution for "Denied, Deprecated, Intermittent or Low Bandwidth" (DDIL/CDOL) scenarios, ensuring secure access even without constant cloud connectivity. The speakers also cover integrating Zscaler with identity providers for policy building based on user attributes and why this Zero Trust security is valuable for the DoD and other critical sectors like hospitals and manufacturing.

This episode is perfect for cybersecurity professionals, especially those working with or for the Department of Defense, IT leaders and network architects looking to implement or deepen their understanding of Zero Trust principles. Listen today!

It can be daunting to think of the amount of data held by the Federal Government and specifically the DOD. Considering that a full zero trust implementation would mean tagging every piece, regardless of if it is a file, or in a database, we wonder how we could ever get there. Throw into the mix that every day more data is being generated than there is capacity for humans to tag that data effectively. What is there to do? How can we clear the backlog and create new methodologies to tag data effectively in line? Listen this week for some ideas and directions on the matter.

During this episode, David Pearson from ServiceNow joins hosts Tom Tittermary and Tom Gianelos to discuss the process of analyzing and simplifying large amounts of data, and how to make decisions based on the data collected. They also touch on the different Zero Trust Pillars.

This episode is perfect for anyone interested in better understanding data management and the complexities of implementing Zero Trust in large organizations. Tune in today to discover actionable insights on leveraging data for Zero Trust and fortifying your organization's security!

This episode of Zero Trust Given features Skip Farmer from Primer, alongside hosts Tom Tittermary and Tom Gianelos, and examines the role of AI in the Zero Trust security model. From determining access and trust levels for AI entities to the phenomenon of AI “hallucinations” that produce inaccurate information, this episode dives deep into the possibilities and challenges presented by Artificial Intelligence.

This episode is perfect for cybersecurity professionals, tech enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the intersection of artificial intelligence and data security, especially with Zero Trust. Tune in today!

This episode features actionable insights on navigating culture change, discussing the importance of data protection and identity management. Guest speakers James Carnall and Quent Strandburg join hosts Tom Tittermary and Tom Gianelos to discuss the need for integration of cloud solutions and AI to enhance security in a multi-vendor environment. They focus on faster, smarter approaches to cybersecurity workflows through collaboration.

In this insightful episode, join Tom Tittermary, Rich Johnson, and Ryan McArthur as they dive into the critical role Zero Trust plays within the Department of Defense (DoD). The panel explores how Zero Trust principles are reshaping cybersecurity strategies, improving data protection, and strengthening national security in an era of evolving threats.

The conversation addresses key challenges in implementing Zero Trust within the DoD, including cultural shifts, technological barriers, and the complexities of securing legacy systems. The panel also discusses the evolution of Zero Trust policies, frameworks, and tactics over the years, shedding light on lessons learned and what the future holds for its adoption.