With ransomware attacks on the rise and breaches now costing organizations on average $4.45 million, IT leaders are turning towards Zero Trust solutions to strengthen resilience. Netskope and Illumio invite you to attend this exciting webinar event highlighting how they're partnering to help you protect against breaches and build cyber resilience.
To kick off the webinar, you'll hear from Illumio's Chief Evangelist, John Kindervag, and Netskope's Field CTO, Steve Riley, as they discuss the evolution of network security as organizations have transformed their environments in the hybrid, multi-cloud era. John and Steve, both former analysts at Forrester and Gartner respectively, will explain why Zero Trust is essential to protecting modern networks and how Zero Trust Segmentation (ZTS) and Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) are essential and complementary components of your Zero Trust strategy.
After this discussion, you'll join a conversation between Haider Jarral, Lead Technologist at Illumio, and Gary Jenkins, Principal Solutions Architect at Netskope, about how the Illumio and Netskope integration enables network and security teams to create Zero Trust policies that consistently secure access at an organization's perimeter and within its hybrid, multi-cloud infrastructure.
What you'll learn:
- Learn more about the origin of Zero Trust and understand the fundamentals of how to implement this strategy in your IT environment, while demystifying some of the common misconceptions about Zero Trust
- Understand why both Zero Trust Segmentation (ZTS) and Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) are essential to a successful Zero Trust strategy
- Discover the benefits that the Netskope and Illumio integration can offer your organization, including increased visibility and greater security across a hybrid, multi-cloud environment
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