Welcome to episode 40 of the Cyber Security Happy Hour Podcast.
Host: Christie
Episode 40: The Zero Trust Security Model
Today, I take a deep dive into the Zero Trust Security Model, a Cyber Security approach that continuously verifies and never assumes trust.
The zero trust framework challenges conventional methods of trust based on entities' locations, securing potential loopholes through constant verification whether users are inside or outside the organization network.
The goal of the Zero Trust Model ...
Welcome to episode 40 of the Cyber Security Happy Hour Podcast.
Host: Christie
Episode 40: The Zero Trust Security Model
Today, I take a deep dive into the Zero Trust Security Model, a Cyber Security approach that continuously verifies and never assumes trust.
The zero trust framework challenges conventional methods of trust based on entities' locations, securing potential loopholes through constant verification whether users are inside or outside the organization network.
The goal of the Zero Trust Model is not just to prevent unauthorized access to data and services, but to enhance security, protect sensitive information, and mitigate cyber risk.
In today’s hybrid work environment, combining remote and office work, securing access to critical information is paramount. It is crucial to verify user identity and restrict privileges, applying the principle of least access.
I also highlight how partitioning networks into smaller segments controls access, reducing the potential impact of a security breach and containing potential threats.
Additionally, continuous monitoring and behavior analysis enable proactive defense and early threat detection, further backed by encryption to secure data in transit and at rest.
Multiple technological solutions can be utilized to implement the Zero Trust Architecture.
I also discuss several popular and integral methods, such as multi-factor authentication, single sign-on, Identity and Access Management, and Zero Trust Network Access.
These solutions provide a multi-layered defense against security breaches, collaborating to achieve a robust zero trust ecosystem.
As valuable as Zero Trust Model is, it’s important to understand the challenges such as implementation complexity, user experience, resource intensity, requirement for training, and cost.
However, with careful planning, a thorough risk assessment, and commitment to ongoing improvements, many organizations find that the benefits of adopting a zero trust model outweigh these challenges.
Stay tuned to our future episodes as we continue to provide insights into Cyber-Security and the Zero Trust Security Model.
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