Published May 2022

Duality Technologies published a blog post we wrote on zero trust data collaboration:

Data is the foundation of the information revolution and the knowledge-based economy. The right data, in the right hands, at the right time, has become a highly valued commodity across industries. Data is at the root of uncovering new business opportunities and defining new and more innovative products., The tech giants of today  have built their businesses and value on data versus goods—e.g., Google, Facebook, Twitter, and Airbnb.

Read more on the Duality Technologies blog.

Recorded on May 11, 2022

We participated in an episode of the Archive360 podcast, discussing all things data security for 2022 and beyond:

In our latest episode Michael Sampson, Senior Analyst, Osterman Industry Research discusses the recently published Zero Trust white paper. This podcast will cover the differences in infrastructure security and data security which have been brought to the forefront over the last several years due to the rise in cyber attacks, ransomware and the newer more dangerous extortion wear variants. In this episode we also discuss the effects that COVID-19 has had on much of the remove workforce with less secure technology capabilities than in-person offices.

Archive360

Presented on February 28, 2022

Today’s networks have never been more diverse and distributed. Zero-trust architecture offers a modern approach for security to meet modern work designs and tackle the cybersecurity challenges facing organizations. Survival and continued growth often mean expanding services beyond traditional areas, being more agile and embracing work-from-anywhere policies. Most organizations expect to be fully deployed with a zero trust architecture within two years.

Hear from Osterman Research and SonicWall security experts as we discuss the importance of Zero-Trust. Learn about:

• Threats, trends, and current issues elevating the need for zero trust
• How organizations are planning and deploying a zero-trust architecture
• Best practices and solutions to support the move to zero-trust

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Presented on November 17, 2021

Zero Trust architectures address a fundamental shortcoming in traditional security models: namely, that people and devices inside the network or a given security perimeter are assumed to be trustworthy. Join this discussion on why Zero Trust is important as we take a deeper look at the in-depth survey of 125 IT and security decision-makers in mid-sized and large organizations (average employees 11,992, median employees 1,500), all of whom are knowledgeable about how their organization was using or planning to use a Zero Trust architecture, or why their organization had intentionally chosen not to do so.