Zero Trust: IT security through rigorous access control

Zero Trust – security architecture for a connected IT world

Cloud services, mobile working and distributed IT infrastructures are changing the requirements for IT security. Traditional security concepts that distinguish between trusted internal and untrusted external areas are increasingly reaching their limits.

Zero Trust takes a different approach: No access is generally considered trustworthy. Identities, devices and access rights are continuously reviewed and evaluated against defined rules.

In the webinar, you will learn how the zero-trust principle works, which components are crucial for implementation, and how you can assess your own security maturity level. We will also demonstrate how zero trust can be gradually integrated into existing IT structures.

Zero Trust explained simply

Discover the principles behind Zero Trust and how the approach differs from traditional security models.

Determining one's own maturity level

Find out which Zero Trust prerequisites are already in place in your organisation and where action is still needed.

Secure identities and access

Learn why identity and access management, authentication and consistent access control are central building blocks of a zero-trust architecture.

Take a holistic view of security risks

Discover how users, end devices, applications, networks and data are integrated into a modern security concept.

Implementing Zero Trust step by step

Discover a pragmatic way to integrate zero trust principles into existing IT landscapes without having to change everything at once.

From strategy to concrete roadmap

Find out how concrete measures and next steps for a long-term resilient security architecture can be derived from the current security level.

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