Navigating Zero Trust for Cybersecurity
Security leaders are leveraging zero trust’s core principle of “never trust, always verify” to protect their organizations. Cybersecurity requires continuous authentication, micro-segmentation and data-centric security as part of zero-trust implementation.
Leaders from the World Bank Group and Lumen explain how they are building zero-trust architectures, addressing common implementation roadblocks and adapting to evolving cyber threats.
Learn more about:
- The evolution of World Bank Group’s zero trust program.
- How organizations are approaching change management to guide users through zero trust adoption.
- The metrics and indicators security leaders are using to measure success and inform next steps in the journey.
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Sarah Sybert Managing Editor, GovCIO Media & Research -
Remy Faures CISO, World Bank Group -
Hunter Wright Sr. Manager, Engineering-Federal, Lumen
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