Debunked: 5 Myths About Zero Trust Security

Zero Trust Security has gained a lot of popularity over the last six months. Almost daily you can read articles about this security strategy (e.g., Forbes, ComputerWeekly, TechRepublic, CSO, Security Current). Both analysts (e.g., Forrester) and security professionals acknowledge the benefits it offers in the context of establishing effective ways to minimize the risk of falling victim to a cyber-attack.

The reason why so many embrace Zero Trust Security is most likely anchored around its simplicity ― with today’s porous network perimeter, untrusted actors already exist both inside and outside the network. Everybody can agree with this new threat landscape. However, when it comes to developing the necessary blueprint on how to implement Zero Trust Security in their own organization, many security practitioners are struggling.

Unfortunately, there are many misconceptions surrounding Zero Trust Security that might slow down adoption ― from its overall functionality, applicability across different sized organizations to what implementation steps to take first. In this webinar, Tony Goulding and Torsten George, two product evangelists at Centrify, will review the five major myths about Zero Trust Security and illustrate best practices on how to implement this security strategy in organizations independent of their size and industry.

You will learn:

• About Zero Trust Security and the reasons for a paradigm shift
• The four essential pillars of Zero Trust Security in the context of Next-Generation Access
• Debunk the five major myths about Zero Trust Security to assure a successful implementation in your organization