Zero Trust is a critical security framework for defending against today’s advanced threats. In this focused 20-minute technical session, our CTO, Josh Neame, breaks down what Zero Trust really means in practice, why traditional perimeter-based models no longer suffice, and how to implement Zero Trust to consolidate existing tools, stay well within budget, and improve user experience and efficiency.
We covered:
- Core principles of Zero Trust – continuous verification, least privilege, micro-segmentation.
- Architectural components – identity, endpoint, network, application, and data security layers.
- Key drivers for adoption – remote work, cloud migration, ransomware, insider threats.
- Implementation roadmap – from assessment to full policy enforcement.
- Common pitfalls – and how to avoid them.
Who should attend
Security architects, IT leaders, SOC teams, and anyone responsible for protecting critical infrastructure or sensitive data.
Takeaway
Leave with a clear understanding of how you could apply Zero Trust in your own environment to reduce attack surface, support remote workers, meet compliance, and prevent lateral movement.