ABSTRACT
Zero trust practices use identity-based security and context-aware visibility to overcome legacy security architecture limitations, so that growing multi-cloud landscapes and work-from-anywhere requirements don't expand attack surfaces. This briefing will focus on how transitioning to a Zero Trust architecture improves the risk framework of the entire environment, while at the same time enabling the DOD to move to a “work comes from everywhere” strategy. The evolution to Zero Trust is facilitated by a natural progression from the DOD’s older architectures to a modern “cloud-delivered security” approach.
BIOGRAPHY
Lisa Lorenzin is Senior Director of Transformation Strategy at Zscaler, specializing in secure application access and digital transformation. For more than 25 years, she has worked in a variety of network and information security roles and has contributed to open standards for endpoint integrity and network security from the Trusted Computing Group (TCG) and Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). Lisa’s current focus is on helping customers achieve their security goals and create a seamless user experience across cloud and mobile environments through the use of cloud-delivered zero trust access solutions.