Recent cyber attacks have shown that perimeter security is not sufficient anymore. There is an increasing need for layered security. This to minimize the impact in case of a successful cyber attack. The concept of Zero Trust was designed to achieve this. Now that technology is evolving, there are sufficient capabilities to support a Zero Trust security architecture. We have observed that organizations often find it difficult to understand what Zero Trust means to them and how to approach it. They also find it difficult to understand the value add for the business. We would like to engage in a dialogue with you to understand your strategy and challenges when it comes to transitioning to a Zero Trust security architecture. In this session we will work on the following questions:

• Why is perimeter security no longer sufficient for organizations to protect against cyber attacks?
• What is the concept of Zero Trust and how does it differ from traditional security architectures?
• What are some of the capabilities needed to support a Zero Trust security architecture?
• Why do organizations find it difficult to understand the value add of Zero Trust and how to approach it?
• How can organizations effectively transition to a Zero Trust security architecture, and what challenges might they face in doing so?