What is Zero Trust Security? (with Palo Alto Networks) | CXOTalk

Zero trust security has become a topic at the forefront of IT and security-related conversations. Zero trust puts an end to compromised identities. In today’s hybrid work environment, CIOs and security leaders must understand zero trust strategies and architecture to ensure the safety of networks, devices, applications, and users.
To learn about zero-trust, CIOs must understand how traditional networks operate, the challenges involved in becoming a zero-trust network, and techniques that work with the zero trust model.
In this conversation, Anand Oswal from Palo Alto Networks, explains how zero-trust security transforms the way applications and users are protected from internal and external threats.
The conversation includes these topics:
What is zero trust security?
-- Enterprise security challenges and zero-trust
-- How can CIOs create a zero-trust environment?
-- Advice to Chief Information Officers on zero-trust strategy
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Anand Oswal serves as Senior Vice President and General Manager at cyber security leader Palo Alto Networks where he leads the company’s Firewall as a Platform efforts. Prior to this, he was Senior Vice President of Engineering for Cisco’s Intent-Based Networking Group and he holds more than 60 U.S. patents.

[@mersongeorgep]

The Conceptual Zero Trust is explained well. I expected some exposure into how the Alto Palo does the work and some real life examples which I missed.

[@CXOTalk]

@Merson George - Thanks for watching and for your comments. We tried to avoid making this into an advertisement for Palo Alto Networks, but I appreciate your sharing your expectations. That's very helpful. Real life examples are always important, and we will make sure to include more of those in the future. Keep watching and commenting! You can also subscribe to our newsletter: www.cxotalk.com/subscribe

[@SarbjeetJohal]

Good session. Problem is engineering language.. How will you explain zero trust to a 3rd grader…

[@CXOTalk]

Sarbjeet, You raise a great point. In general, I think it comes down to context -- the audience for concepts like zero trust is fairly specific, so can we assume a certain amount of prior knowledge? If not, how would you approach simplifying the language and concepts without diluting the meaning?

[@fertunamoea8459]

Great interview

[@CXOTalk]

Fertuna, thank you for listening. Glad you enjoyed!!

[@MyChannel706]

Excellent!

[@navasmc]

Great Talk

[@ParwezAlam-ou2wc]

Pagal 😅😅😂😂😂