In this episode, host Raghu Nandakumara sits down with Chase Cunningham, former Forrester analyst and “Dr. Zero Trust”, to discuss the evolution of the Zero Trust framework and what organizations get wrong when mapping out their Zero Trust strategies. --------“...John [Kindervag] says it all the time: Trust is a human emotion; we've built it into computers. If you remove the trusted relationships, it's not that there's going to be “zero trust.” It's that they're going to have manageable risk based on trust relationships, and that makes the bad guy's day really hard.” — Dr. Chase Cunningham--------Time Stamps* (6:34) Zero Trust is nothing new, just an evolution of something that’s always made sense * (10:32) You can get Zero Trust wrong – but start small to get it right * (16:18) How vendors have changed the Zero Trust landscape * (21:39) How APIs are transforming the future of cybersecurity platforms * (28:34) Federal Zero Trust progress is “fast-ish” --------SponsorAssume breach. Minimize impact. Increase resilience. With Illumio, the Zero Trust Segmentation company. Learn more at illumio.com/--------LinksConnect with Chase on LinkedInCheck out the DrZeroTrust podcast

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