Bringing Zero Trust to Cloud Native Applications

Cloud transformations bring endless possibilities to enterprises. They enable developer teams to modernize their applications with cloud-native development and allow security teams to strengthen defenses with a Zero Trust framework. Zero Trust is a strategic cybersecurity initiative that major organizations align to in order to prevent successful cyberattacks. However, rapid cloud scale without security embedded across the entire development pipeline becomes a toxic combination.

Join this session, where we identify key challenges with security in a cloud-native world and discuss how to build a Zero Trust strategy that enables better security and developer agility.

Available:
On Demand
Duration:
1h 00min

When you attend this webinar, you'll get:

  • Key business drivers and needs that will help you define and establish Zero Trust policies.
  • Insight into the technical and cultural challenges with implementing a Zero Trust framework.
  • Steps to successfully deploying a Zero Trust architecture across the entire development pipeline.

Featured Speakers

  • Jason Williams
    Jason Williams
    Product Marketing Manager, Prisma Cloud
    Palo Alto Networks

    Jason is a product marketing manager for Prisma Cloud and software Next Generation Firewalls at Palo Alto Networks, covering cloud network security. Previously, he held technical product positions focused on software defined networks, zero trust, and microsegmentation at Cisco and Illumio.

  • Paul Kaspian
    Paul Kaspian
    Principal Product Marketing Manager, Zero Trust
    Palo Alto Networks

    Paul Kaspian is a Principal Product Marketing Manager for Palo Alto Networks, specializing in Zero Trust and how this modern security methodology can help organizations secure their digital transformation. Paul brings close to 20 years of experience in product management and product marketing where prior to joining Palo Alto Networks, he held strategic positions at Aruba Networks, IBM Security, Watchfire, and Checkpoint Software Technologies. Since joining Palo Alto Networks, Paul has worked extensively with customers, sales teams and internal research and development teams to educate the market on the latest emerging threats, their potential impact to organizations, and ways of significantly reducing risk through a Zero Trust approach to security. Paul has contributed numerous articles and presented on a wide range of information security related topics including Zero Trust and SASE security models, as well as topics spanning network, application, data and IoT security. Paul holds a degree in economics from the University of California, Santa Cruz.

  • Peggy Bresnick-Kendler
    Peggy Bresnick-Kendler
    Contributing Editor
    InformationWeek

    Peggy Bresnick-Kendler has been a professional writer for the past 30 years. She has worked as an editor, publicist and school district technology coordinator. During the past decade, Peggy has worked on UBM TechWeb financial services technology-centered projects on behalf of companies that represent some of the most prominent names in the insurance, banking, and capital markets technology fields. Peggy has written a recurring department featured in Insurance & Technology since 1996, and she has produced a recurring department for Bank Systems & Technology since 2003. From 1998 through 2001, she served as editor-in-chief of School Technology Market Report, a bimonthly newsletter for school district technology leaders. Peggy formerly was manager of communications for the American Insurance Association's Service Group. She has also worked in the IT area of Dun & Bradstreet, where she reported directly to the director of IS planning and consulting. Peggy holds a Bachelor's degree in English from Skidmore College, a Master's degree in education from Sacred Heart University and a Master's degree in educational technology from Fairfield University.

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