CRA SVP of Content Bill Brenner gives a preview of the day.

If it's not done properly, switching to a zero-trust model can impede productivity, annoy staffers and negatively impact business. Here's how to make sure your zero-trust transition goes smoothly and creates minimal disruption.

In a world where anyone can write successful malware or have AI generate it for them, there is still a way to protect.  Starting from a default-deny posture, learn how adopting Zero Trust principles can keep your data safe and operations running regardless of hacking attempts by man or machine.

This panel discussion delves into the intricacies and challenges of implementing a zero-trust security model. The panel will explore key considerations, best practices, and real-world experiences in adopting and optimizing a zero-trust architecture. Experts will share insights on overcoming implementation hurdles, adapting to evolving threats, and ensuring a comprehensive security posture in an era where traditional network boundaries are no longer sufficient. The discussion aims to provide valuable perspectives for organizations looking to enhance their cybersecurity strategies with a zero-trust framework.

In a world where anyone can write successful malware or have AI generate it for them, there is still a way to protect.  Starting from a default-deny posture, learn how adopting Zero Trust principles can keep your data safe and operations running regardless of hacking attempts by man or machine.

Browsers have become the primary gateway to information in both our personal and professional lives. Despite the browser’s crucial position at the center of our digital transactions, browser security has been neglected, the forgotten layer in an enterprise security stack. Browser security has now emerged as imperative to a security strategy based on zero trust access. This session dives into the key capabilities of browser security and how each pillar can drive organizations toward zero-trust success.

Join CRA Business Intelligence producers Bill Brenner and Daniel Thomas for a look at where security teams continue to struggle/succeed, and where respondents plan to make investments in the coming year.

As cybersecurity threats continue to evolve, the healthcare industry faces unique challenges in safeguarding sensitive patient data. In this discussion, Julian Mihai, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Penn Medicine, shares key insights into implementing Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) to enhance cybersecurity in healthcare settings. Discussion points will include:

• The importance of adopting a holistic approach, considering not only technological aspects but also organizational culture and user awareness.
• The necessity of continuous authentication and authorization, ensuring that access to sensitive healthcare data is granted based on contextual information such as user behavior, device status, and location. 
• The role of identity and access management (IAM) solutions in implementing and maintaining a Zero Trust framework effectively.

A summary of the day's lessons