Cloud Security Trust Byline Made Easy

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concept of zero trust is the basis of that is well I'm not going to trust anything I'm there's there's no perimeter I need the the user needs to ensure that when they're talking to what they think is the cloud and they're talking to the resource that it actually is the real resource it's not something fake and the same way that when the user is identifying itself to some component in the cloud it's saying not only am i that person that I claim to be but this device that I'm using is deemed authorized to be able to access that data so your accident so it becomes I've got to authenticate the person I've got to authenticate the device and then that is then allowed the access basically anywhere zero trust becomes anywhere where you make a policy decision that's essentially where your perimeter exists and so that that gives you an immense amount of freedom if you're able to implement that policy everywhere because then you can essentially say and for a company that's remote that's ideal because then you can say well you can work from anywhere you want you work from any network and our network you want so if you're on a public Wi-Fi if you're able to actually provide adequate output controls and adequate you know software measures security measures in place where you can enforce where you can make and enforce the policy decisions then people can just work for him anywhere and everywhere and that's that's kind of the the direction that we're we're trying to had with the with the whole concept of zero trust [Applause]