Accomplishing Zero Trust Security Using SDP

Zero Trust security is the hottest topic of conversations among CISOs and security people. But for a long time, the question has been "How do I get there?"
The Software Defined Perimeter(SDP) is one of the most popular implementations of the Zero Trust security model. In this video, we review how to accomplish Zero Trust security using SDP

[@tonyschlyter6262]

I don’t comment on videos often but you have really done a great job of making this a simple resource for the it pro who isn’t a total beginner. Thanks

[@TheCISOPerspective]

Thanks for the kind words Tony! That was my goal, and glad you found it beneficial

[@Happydrguy]

Excellent video, informative!

[@dermick]

Very good video - well done! One comment - "zero" trust, but you have to trust the SDP client software that's "verifying" the client. Current versions of these often make BYOD difficult or impossible. I feel that there is a lot more innovation possible on the client side.

[@TheCISOPerspective]

Sorry for the late - completely agree on your comment around client side innovation. SDP clients leave a lot to be desired

[@Calm_Energy]

The CISO Perspective are there any sdp clients you recommend?

[@NajQazi]

​@@Calm_Energy It comes down to picking a solution from a particular vendor. For example, Cisco has AMP (Advanced Malware Protection). Zscaler has Zscaler Client Connector. Other Security vendors have similar capabilities. As I mentioned earlier, it all comes down to choosing the best security solution and vendor for your environment & business. Hope this helps & good luck!

[@Metata40]

Well done and thanks for your time.

[@awaismunawar301]

This was brilliant. Cleared a few ambiguities in my concept. I can buy you a coffee mate.

[@ravianantharamaiah7567]

Very informative. Thanks for the video

[@scoogsy]

Excellent presentation.

[@easyautomationengine2732]

very very informative Andy, keep it up man

[@rasb421]

Great explanation..

[@bobdavislumbro4047]

GREAT VIDEO! helped me a lot, question when you say NAC or network access control stops at layer 2, what do you mean by that? same subnet?

[@sameersaini3265]

Very well articulated. Small suggestion, if you can do it at a touch slow pace. Someone like me take a time to process the information. Thank you.

[@larryogunbanjo4170]

Wow wow wow

[@tammyfretz7346]

4:57 ah yes, the Gavin Belson signature box.... With banksy signature.

[@studyit8141]

Does it play NAC role as well n make NAC as redundant? I mean , can we replace NAC solution in the network with SDP ?

[@NobogiSomebogi]

If cyber security has its own institution or club, then your next goal is to have your videos and channels being recommended by the clubs and institutions? You might want to talk to them, see if there is any topics they would like you to talk about for their members. Make a video or two for them.

[@pandiannaidu7989]

can you pls tell me which tool you used for this PPT?

[@midsfb]

Great video but I had to watch at .75 speed

[@tedahd5004]

eh man you made phd possible in six minutes