Kevin Rubin

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Motley Fool Hidden Gems Investing · The Invisible Layer Protecting the World's Biggest Companies · 7 Jun 2026 podcast

you know, 30, 40 years ago when the internet didn't exist and stable ability to drive traffic didn't exist.

But today, those are as common as driving on the interstate, right?

If you go back probably 100 years, you had oil drillers who had to build private roads to be able to access their oil fields because

general public roads didn't exist today you don't see organizations building um you know basic infrastructure to be able to access certain assets and the same analogy would hold true as you think about corporate access to applications and other corporate sets of data so our approach is simple you allow your users and other resources to access what they need

only at the time that they need it, and you go through the Zero Trust Exchange.

And so think about it as a one-to-one set of connection.

You want to access your email by way of example.

You request access to the email server.

We authenticate you.

We ensure that you're authorized to access that.

We allow you to get your email.

And then that session terminates when you're done using email.

And the next time you come in, you know, in the background, we'll go through that same process.

In doing so, you don't have the ability to move laterally within the network.

You have no reason or business to go to other applications if all you're doing is looking to serve email.

And the same would hold true if you're trying to go to your HRIS system or you're trying to go to your CRM system, access what you need, be able to do the work that you need to do, but then get off the network and become invisible again.

So that's how we've evolved.

philosophically approach zero trust.

If you are largely building corporate networks and providing network based security architecture, your application of zero trust is likely through very complicated policy driven zero trust principles.

And our argument would be to your point about zero trust washing.

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