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SUMMARY:Zero Trust Network Access
DESCRIPTION:Presented by Tushar Anand\, an experienced Security Engineer specializing in cloud security\, application security\, and compliance\, with extensive skills in pentesting and risk management. \nIn today’s evolving threat landscape\, traditional perimeter-based security is no longer sufficient. This talk\, “Zero Trust Network Access\,” will delve into the fundamental principles of Zero Trust and its critical role in modern network security. We will explore how assuming “never trust\, always verify” can drastically enhance your organization’s security posture. \nTushar will guide you through the core concepts of Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) and discuss its relationship with broader network security practices. A key highlight of this session will be a demonstration of Qryptic\, an open-source tool built by Tushar to practically illustrate ZTNA principles in action. This will provide valuable insights into how open source can empower security professionals to implement and understand complex security models. Join this session to deepen your understanding of ZTNA\, explore practical open-source solutions\, and learn how to commit to safeguarding your digital environments in an increasingly complex world.
URL:https://openssf.org/event/zero-trust-network-access/
CATEGORIES:India Initiative
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