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Zero Trust is a security strategy you need to implement and scale across many different tools and layers. It is super complex to do so. The reason is that you have many kinds of networks, a vast number of data planes, and places for things to connect. On top of that, you also have many types of devices that connect. How can you get one single view of all these assets, get everything into a single layer and figure out one policy that can manage them all? In this video, Rob McNutt discusses the keys to a Zero Trust security strategy.

What is AMNESIA:33? Forescout Research Labs has discovered a set of thirty-three new memory-corrupting vulnerabilities, affecting millions of enterprise IoT, OT and IT devices. Lurking in four open-source TCP/IP stacks used by over 150 vendors, AMNESIA:33 can present an immediate risk to organizations worldwide. Four of the vulnerabilities are critical, with possible exploits including Remote Code Execution, Denial of Service, and Data Exfiltration.

Amnesia:33 is a set of thirty-three new memory-corrupting vulnerabilities, affecting millions of enterprise IoT, OT and IT devices. Quickly detect and mitigate against potential threats by learning how eyeSight can be a critical part of your security playbook.

“Silos of excellence” can create havoc between security teams and can also adversely impact to your user’s experience, or even their connectivity. Keeping all your tools in synch can be a daunting manual mistake-laden challenge. So how will C2C capabilities provide automatic orchestration of your tools?

Assured network connectivity is critical to operations. As an Administrator, you know that managing risk on your network starts with understanding what and who are connected. So how will C2C capabilities help you get that Visibility?

“Trust but verify” is a common phrase in the DoD, usually referring to managing people or tasks. In order to build trusted network environments, cyber administrators need to know that their security and management tools are working properly, and that connecting endpoints and users are compliant with security policies. So how will C2C capabilities help you with compliance assessments?

Zero Trust, Access Control, Least-Privileged Access -- call it what you want, trust within a network is an opportunity for Administrators to excel … or get fired. Administrators must continually balance user access to mission data and services with security measures to protect those functions, and policy-based automation is the only way to keep up. So how will C2C capabilities help you gain control?