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Webinar: Zero Trust Lines of Defenses

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Mapping NIST Zero Trust Architecture Report

Zero Trust: Beyond the Buzzword

Zero Trust isn’t just a buzz term, it’s a rigorous approach to modern cybersecurity grounded in clear principles laid out by NIST. This webinar will explore how cyberelements aligns with the 7 foundational tenets outlined by NIST.

What You’ll Learn

  • The 7 Core Tenets of NIST’s Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA)
    We’ll break down each of the NIST Zero Trust principles that underpin a resilient Zero Trust model:
    • All assets as resources: From data to devices, all information sources and services are secured and treated as critical resources.
    • Secure communications everywhere: All communications are encrypted, regardless of network location, ensuring consistent protection across any environment.
    • Per-session access controls: Access to resources is limited to single sessions, with no inherent trust extended from previous access.
    • Dynamic, adaptive access policies: Access is determined in real-time using behavioral and environmental attributes for context.
    • Continuous asset integrity monitoring: The organization monitors and measures the security and integrity of all devices, systems, and services.
    • Strict authentication and authorization: Authentication and authorization are enforced dynamically for each access request, maintaining control over all access.
    • Data-driven security improvements: Constantly gathering data on assets, networks, and communication activities enables ongoing security enhancements.
  • cyberelements’ Approach to Zero Trust Compliance
    Discover how cyberelements, as a Zero Trust PAM backbone, contributes to realizing these seven tenets natively, by design. Our solution enables adaptive policies, strict session-based access, and dynamic authentication, ensuring that your organization is protected by these essential Zero Trust principles.

Date:

Tuesday, 26 November

Time:

11am UK Time

Why Zero Trust Now?

The shift to remote work, BYOD, and cloud-native resources has dissolved the traditional network perimeter. This new model requires securing individual resources rather than relying on network location or ownership status alone. A Zero Trust approach provides the robust, adaptive security that today’s digital-first world demands, focusing on the integrity of assets, workflows, and accounts.

Who Should Attend?

This session is ideal for IT leaders, network security professionals, and compliance officers aiming to enhance their organization’s security posture through practical, standards-aligned Zero Trust strategies.

 

Join us on Tuesday 26th of November at 11 UK Time, Jonathan Fussner (Global head @ cyberelements) and Matt Malarkey (Global solution Architect @ cyberelements) will explain NIST’s Zero Trust principles can be practically and effectively applied.

Don’t miss this chance, book your slot now!