Tune in with Trend on “Zero Trust: Is Identity the New Security Perimeter?”

At Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit APAC in March this year, identity-first security was identified as a key trend going forward.

“Identity-first security puts identity at the center of security design and demands a major shift from traditional LAN edge design thinking,” Gartner said.

Zero Trust in itself is not a particular product technology, but a philosophy that security teams can choose to embrace, in which nothing is trusted by default. It promotes an ‘assume compromise’ way of thinking, and as organizations start their Zero Trust journey, a new approach is needed. It comes as no surprise that threats can arise anywhere, and defending against an increasingly blurred perimeter requires every part of the network to be secured, starting with the users.

Join us for 45 minutes on June 3rd

for a discussion around the topic of Zero Trust and the adoption strategies to take in your journey towards safely exchanging digital information in this new time and age.

Jean and Kalle will share their views on the topic and help you navigate in how to shift the access controls away from the network perimeter to the users. We will touch on the subjects of single sign-on and access controls, and help define Zero Trust and its principles.