FRC Introduces Zero Trust
Traditional cybersecurity models are no longer sufficient for the modern enterprise. Zero Trust has emerged as a modern approach to cybersecurity, but its implementation can seem complex and overwhelming. Our video series, “Zero Trust Demystified,” aims to break down the core concepts of Zero Trust and provide insights for agencies and organizations looking to enhance their security posture. Led by our VP of Technology, Chris Zeiders, this series will guide you through the fundamental principles and a general reference technical architecture of Zero Trust.
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1 of 3: Introduction to Zero Trust
Our VP of Technology, Chris Zeiders will discuss the shift from traditional perimeter-based security to the modern Zero Trust approach.
2 of 3: NIST’s 7 Tenets of Zero Trust
Chris describes the 7 Tenets—or core principles—essential to a successful Zero Trust Architecture and cybersecurity tool advancements that enable their implementation.
3 of 3: Zero Trust’s General Reference Architecture
Chris provides a moderately technical explanation of how Zero Trust Architecture could be implemented in an organization. He explains the roles of different components like Subjects (users or devices), Resources (data or applications), Policy Decision Points (decision-makers), Policy Enforcement Points (access enforcers), and Policy Information Points (sources of information for decisions). He also details how these components interact to ensure secure access in a Zero Trust environment.