About this webinar
The tech market boomed in the later 1990s and is growing at a pace as we speak. With growing time and scale it has become difficult to measure and control each and every aspect of how the employees make use of and access information or data they are in charge of. Earlier the people were not restricted or monitored on how they handled the data because mostly the professional work would require them to be in office premises or in direct contact with the machines. As we have moved into an ever-growing internet-friendly era, the concept of work from home has given the ease of access and remote location jobs have become a reality. These were considered a risky trade with the security policies but gradually were covered up with various security measures.
Here lies the problem statement for managing the security for remote workers or employees. Often the malicious acts or due to some 3rd party attacks employees would be compromised.
Key Takeaways
- The comparison between the age-old and new ways of doing business.
- Technical challenges and problems faced due to the lack of Zero-Trust.
- The need for Zero-Trust as of today.
- The architecture of Zero-Trust.
- The implementation of Zero-Trust Technology.
- The policies, feasibility, and result of Zero Trust
Who can attend ?
This webinar is designed for security professionals, network administrators, CIOs, CTOs, and CISOs. Both technology management professionals and mid-level IT professionals will gain insights on Zero-Trust Technology
