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Zero Trust Network Architecture vs Zero Trust: What Is the Difference?

Joseph Steinberg

But, even those who have a decent grasp on the meaning of Zero Trust seem to frequently confuse the term with Zero Trust Network Architecture (ZTNA). Zero Trust Network Architecture is an architecture of systems, data, and workflow that implements a Zero Trust model. In short, Zero Trust is an approach.

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Recapping RSAC 2021: Cisco’s Keynote, Zero Trust Deployment & Passwordless Authentication

Cisco Security

“Two thirds of the CIOs in all the organizations have said that post-pandemic they will spend more on security investments, and projects that used to take years now take weeks or months”. – Chuck Robbins, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Cisco, RSAC 2021 keynote presentation. In case you missed it, you can watch it here.

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2024 Paris Olympics Present Podium-Worthy Cybersecurity Challenges

SecureWorld News

The event not only showcases athletic prowess but also presents a significant challenge for cybersecurity professionals. The Olympics are a particularly attractive target for cybercriminals due to the global attention and massive scale of the event," said Patrick Tiquet, Vice President, Security & Architecture, at Keeper Security.

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GUEST ESSAY: A primer on content management systems (CMS) — and how to secure them

The Last Watchdog

Today, there are two major types of common CMS platforms: •The older “traditional” or “monolithic” CMS platforms include a content repository (usually a multimedia database), the administrative console (where content is added and categorized), the presentation system (which makes nice-looking pages), and the search engine. Gierlinger.

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News alert: SquareX discloses ‘Browser Syncjacking’ – a new attack to hijack browser

The Last Watchdog

Critically, the malicious extension only requires read/write capabilities present in the majority of browser extensions on the Chrome Store, including common productivity tools like Grammarly, Calendly and Loom, desensitizing users from granting these permissions.

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Auth0’s OpenFGA explained: Open source universal authorization

CSO Magazine

Auth0’s OpenFGA project is an open source effort that undertakes to provide a universal authentication solution. Authentication vs. authorization. Authentication is concerned with who and authorization with what. Authentication is concerned with who and authorization with what.

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Securing APIs: Application Architecture Disrupted

Security Boulevard

In the series, we’ll go through how application architecture and the attack surface is changing, how application security needs to evolve to deal with these disruptions, and how to empower security in an environment where DevOps rules the roost. Application Architecture Today. It talks in a different language. Mike Rothman. (0)