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How to build a zero trust ecosystem

SC Magazine

My experience implementing Zero Trust has shown me that, while the process to implement a complete architecture takes time, the transformation is worth the effort and the benefits will be realized throughout the journey. Humans are often the weakest link in security practices, falling victim to phishing attacks or lack of security awareness.

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Cybersecurity Culture: How Princeton University's Security Team Created It

SecureWorld News

Sherry's team developed four staffing verticals to focus on—Architecture, Engineering, Risk & Analysis, and Awareness & Training—and was able to fill all the roles with internal Princeton staff. This led Sherry's team to launch the virtual phish bowl where they raised awareness and communicated the risks. "At

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ROUNDTABLE: Kaseya hack exacerbates worrisome supply-chain, ransomware exposures

The Last Watchdog

Here’s what they had to say, edited for clarity and length: Vikram Asnani, senior director – solution architecture, CyberGRX. Dom Glavach, CSO and chief strategist, CyberSN. Chris Clements, VP of solutions architecture, Cerberus Sentinel. Gary Phipps, VP of solution architecture, CyberGRX.

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Theme of Cooperation Resounds at 10th Annual Denver Conference

SecureWorld News

Zero Trust architecture allows users full access only to the bare minimum they need to perform their jobs. Jason Miller, CSO of Paper Excellence, tackled an interesting topic in "Physical and Digital Cyber Defense: Building Culture and Collaboration." It makes sense, least privilege, right?

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