Enterprise Security Leadership: Designing Enterprise for Multi-Cloud
Course Content
Jumping into the condition of Zero Trust, Ed explains that while enterprises are comprised of many assets, groups of people, and functions, there should be a zero trust mentality between all "things" in an enterprise perimeter. Emphasising the fact that insider threats can be just as serious as outside attack vectors, maintaining appropriate privileges and access management protocols can help to mitigate problems, including "inherited access." View this session to learn more about Zero Trust, Zero Trust Network Access, and how to maintain a modern distributed enterprise architecture with multi-cloud environments.
Instructed by
I'm an experienced Chief Executive Officer, Chief Security Officer, Chief Information Security Officer (second person to hold the CISO position in history), University Professor, Security Consultant, Keynote Speaker, Computer Science Researcher, and Prolific Author (six published books) with a demonstrated history of working in the telecommunications industry beginning at Bell Labs and leading to SVP/CSO position at AT&T. Skilled in Cyber Security, Network Architecture, Wide Area Network (WAN), Managed Services, and Network Design. Strong entrepreneurship professional with PhD in Computer Science from the Stevens Institute of Technology, and also a graduate of Columbia Business School. Directly served four Presidential Administrations in Cyber Security, and now serves as a Member of the M&T Bank Board of Directors, Senior Advisor for the Applied Physics Lab at Johns Hopkins University, Adjunct CS Professor at the Stevens Institute of Technology, CS Department Instructor at New York University, and Member of the NSA Advisory Board (NSAAB).
