Zero Trust, as a required technology for enterprise, has been accelerating for the last several years based on the restructuring of corporate workplace to include remote working policies which highlighted the vulnerabilities in company networks.
Pavel Gurvich, Senior Vice President & General Manager, Enterprise Security Group with Akamai speaks with Don Witt of the Channel Daily News, a TR publication, about the Akamai Zero Trust architecture. Zero Trust is first conceptualized and then Pavel reviews the implementation strategy of Akamai.
Pavel GurvichIt is an evolving process which includes Zero Trust Network Access, Micro-segmentation, Application Access restrictions and MFA. With all of this implemented, it is vital to provide the monitoring of all aspects of the network to ensure that no breach has been made, all devices are working properly and at the latest revision levels are deployed. Listen in to a very good description of Zero Trust and their implementation.
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