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Zero Trust Security

Jason Garbis

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Zero Trust Security

An Enterprise Guide

by Jason Garbis, Jerry W. Chapman

4.3/5
Apress
2021
299 pages
ISBN: 978-1484267011
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Summary

This enterprise guide provides a comprehensive framework for planning and implementing zero trust security. It covers the strategic, architectural, and operational aspects of zero trust, including identity-centric security, microsegmentation, software-defined perimeters, and continuous verification.

Why Read This Book

A practical enterprise guide that goes beyond theory to provide actionable frameworks for zero trust adoption. It bridges the gap between strategic vision and operational implementation.

Key Takeaways

  • Strategic planning for zero trust adoption
  • Identity-centric security architecture
  • Microsegmentation and software-defined perimeters
  • Continuous verification and adaptive access policies
  • Measuring zero trust maturity

Who Should Read This

Security leaders and architects planning enterprise-wide zero trust adoption.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is "Zero Trust Security" about?

This enterprise guide provides a comprehensive framework for planning and implementing zero trust security. It covers the strategic, architectural, and operational aspects of zero trust, including identity-centric security, microsegmentation, software-defined perimeters, and continuous verification.

Who should read "Zero Trust Security"?

Security leaders and architects planning enterprise-wide zero trust adoption.

What are the key takeaways from "Zero Trust Security"?

Key takeaways include: Strategic planning for zero trust adoption; Identity-centric security architecture; Microsegmentation and software-defined perimeters.

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