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zero trust
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Cybersecurity Fundamentals Still Win. But the Floor Has Moved.
Dana Kilcrease, CISO at Berkeley College, explores how AI is challenging long-standing cybersecurity assumptions. The fundamentals haven’t changed—but as systems gain greater autonomy, the meaning of concepts like least privilege, identity, zero trust, and resilience may need to change with them.
AI Governance, Zero‑Trust, and Identity: A Conversation with Federal Cybersecurity Leaders
Zero Trust, AI governance, and non-human identity: federal cybersecurity leaders share what's breaking and how to fix it, from Innovate's panel.
Embracing the Dual Bastion Model: Transforming Access Control for Modern Security Challenges
The Dual Bastion Model offers a promising pathway toward enhancing access control for modern security challenges.
The Latest Trends in Data Security
Michael Howden of Novacoast gives his annual update on the current state of methodologies and technologies meant to prevent data breach or loss.
Zero Trust Inside and Out
Zero Trust is a novel concept in organizational security, but implementation and design will vary between inside your network and out.
Microsoft 365: Data-Centric Security in a Zero Trust World
A Zero Trust initiative in organizations with work-from-home users is easier to implement than ever with Microsoft's foundational approach to data-centric security in their 365 ecosystem.
Zero Trust Network Access and SASE
Gartner had it mostly right when they revealed the concept of SASE in 2018. But SASE (Secure Access Service Edge) isn't a single technology—it's a collection of technologies that, when paired with Zero Trust Network Access fundamentals, make for a powerfully secure organization, even from the inside.