Zero Trust Explained

By implementing Zero Trust, you can reduce risk, build trust, and improve protection across your identities, devices, applications, data, infrastructure, and networks.

Today’s organizations need a new security model that more effectively adapts to the complexity of the modern environment, embraces the mobile workforce, and protects people, devices, apps, and data wherever they’re located.



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[thalisyuriksilvabatista]

This video is very helpfull to add on my knologe to do exam, would be great to have it that in PT-Br.

[biohackingalchemy]

the OSSTMM created this idea in the year 2000. Read the OSSTMM, ZTA idea is covered in Chapter 5 called Trust. Im baffled they are trying to pass this off as something new. We have been doing it for 22 years!

[xelerated]

Funny, the OSSTMM has always provided what you are calling “zero trust”.

[Guckmalparty]

Ye, zero trust, that's what I have of plenty.

[akshitdas]

I am totally getting fed-up with your windows security services you guys are talking about certain official websites which windows security enables but it actually blocks the access even the site is not harmful for the device if I will be getting a chance to remove this service of windows I would like to completely throwooo this into the trash can. Thank you

[JeffBourke]

The “Microsoft security”… 100% not a fake channel 😂😂😂

[aninnymoose]

zero trust makes zero logic. billions use Microsoft for things other than business. Trust goes both ways. just another reason to feed Google my business