Zero Trust Networks online Training Course
Zero Trust Networks online Training Course
This course will teach you the steps involved in establishing a zero trust architecture.
Zero Trust has become one of cybersecurity’s latest buzzwords. Therefore it is really to understand what Zero Trust is and how it works.
Why is Zero Trust important?
Zero Trust is one of the most effective ways for companies to control access to their networks, applications, and data. It combines a wide range of preventative techniques including identity verification and behavioral analysis, micro-segmentation, endpoint security and least privilege controls to deter would-be attackers and limit their access in the event of a breach. Considering all such issues and drift towards cloud has created a paradigm sift, It is not enough to establish firewall rules and block by packet analysis – a compromised account that passes authentication protocols at a network perimeter device should still be evaluated for each subsequent session or endpoint it attempts to access.
Therefore, by segmenting the network by identity, groups, and function, and controlling user access, Zero Trust security helps the organization contain breaches and minimize potential damage. This is an important security measure as some of the most sophisticated attacks are orchestrated by rogue credentials.
When organizations will invest in a Zero Trust solution, they can use solution reduce security complexity, save money, and reduce time to identify and remediate breaches.
In summary, achieving Zero-Trust does not require adoption of any new technologies. It’s simply a new approach to cybersecurity to “never trust, always verify,” or to eliminate any and all trust, as opposed to the more common perimeter-based security approach that assumes user identities have not been compromised, all human actors are responsible and can be trusted. The concept of trusting anything internal to our networks is fundamentally flawed as evidenced by all the data breaches in the news, with most of the breaches caused by misuse of privileged credentials
In this course you will learn following concepts and each Concept has further topics
1) Some Basics about Zero Trust
History of Zero Trust
What is Zero Trust
Why Zero Trust
Issues Solved by Zero Trust
2) Zero Trust : Current State and Implementation challenges
Evolution of Zero Trust
Present State of Zero Trust
Challenges in Zero trust Implementation
3) NIST Guidance on building Zero Trust Architecture
What Is Zero-Trust Architecture (ZTA)?
NIST’s 6 Key Tenets of Zero Trust Architecture
Part 1: Overview of NIST Zero Trust Architecture
Part 2: Logical Components NIST Zero Trust Architecture
Part 3: Logical Components NIST Zero Trust Architecture
4) The 5 Basic Steps to Building a Zero Trust Network
Step 1 : Define Attack Surface
Step 2 – Implement Controls Around Network Traffic
Step 3: Plan your Zero Trust Network
Step 4 : Design Your Zero Trust Policy
Step 5: Monitor and maintain networks
Bonus : Guides on Zero Trust
5) Demo :Implement Zero Using Conditional Access Policies
Six foundational pillar
Overview of Azure Conditional Access Policies
Implement Conditional access using MFA
6) Zero Trust Architecture - Use Cases
Maintain Compliance
Securing Cloud Migrations
DevOps and Continuous Delivery
In summary, achieving Zero-Trust does not require adoption of any new technologies. It’s simply a new approach to cybersecurity to “never trust, always verify,” or to eliminate any and all trust, as opposed to the more common perimeter-based security approach that assumes user identities have not been compromised, all human actors are responsible and can be trusted. The concept of trusting anything internal to our networks is fundamentally flawed as evidenced by all the data breaches in the news, with most of the breaches caused by misuse of privileged credentials.
Learn ZTNA, Implementation challenges , Steps for Building a Zero Trust Network, Demos, ZTNA Use cases
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What you will learn
- History of Zero Trust
- What is Zero Trust ?
- Why Zero Trust ?
Rating: 3.92857
Level: All Levels
Duration: 2 hours
Instructor: Varinder K
Courses By: 0-9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
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