The Zero Trust Security Framework

Zero Trust is a popular reference for security best practice. Unfortunately, vendor marketing and other misleading data have caused confusion about Zero Trust and how it should be used. A false sense of security can result from a misinterpretation of Zero Trust.

This course will cover the history and origins of popular terms used for security best practices. It will also discuss how Zero Trust was created. We'll be looking at all Zero Trust frameworks, from the oldest to the most recent Zero Trust versions. Also, we will discuss how vendor agnostic capabilities can be used in security practices to achieve Zero Trust best practice. The topics covered include cloud, network and endpoint security concepts. There will be misconceptions discussed, such as the fact that Zero Trust is not possible by just purchasing a Firewall, Identity Management Solution, or Network Access Control offering. You can expect many real-world examples, demos, and definitions of topics you can relate to.

Joseph Muniz has been working in the security industry since 1995, providing consulting services for a variety of clients -- from Fortune 500 to Federal. He is an accomplished speaker at industry conferences and has published numerous books including Security Operations Center (SOC), and Investigating Cyber Breach (both from Cisco Press).