Zero Trust Cybersecurity Poses Challenges, Raises Questions for Organizations
Zero trust cybersecurity is a practice, not a philosophy.
A growing number of organizations are turning to zero trust cybersecurity to help protect them from damaging, costly cyberattacks. But what exactly does zero trust mean?
Zero trust cybersecurity is a strategic initiative that helps prevent successful data breaches by eliminating the concept of trust from an organization’s network architecture.
At our recent Channel Partners Conference & Expo, we conducted roundtables with channel experts addressing hot topics in areas such as cybersecurity, cloud and MSPs.
Zero trust cybersecurity was among hot topics addressed during our roundtable with cybersecurity experts.
Panelists included:
Maureen Perelli, Secureworks‘ senior vice president and chief channel officer.
Carl Katz, ThreatProtector Cybersecurity Advisors‘ senior vice president of worldwide partner sales.
Frank Rauch, Check Point Software Technologies‘ head of worldwide channel sales.
Abigail Maines, Cybereason‘s vice president of commercial and channel sales for North America.
Bryn Norton, Lumen Technologies‘ vice president of platform and IT solutions.
Katz said zero trust is necessary in every environment, while Norton said if you don’t understand where your data is, “all of this is a waste of time.”
Scroll through our slideshow above for highlights from this roundtable.
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