Jason Garbis

News flash! Announcing our #cloudnative, cloud-delivered Zero Trust platform and built-in #risk engine fueled by our industry-leading #ZeroTrust access solution and no code partner risk data integrations. Read #cybernews now: bit.ly/3TtbF9j

Good to see the @WSJ with a sensible and approachable article about Zero Trust. wsj.com/articles/cyber… via @WSJ For more on Zero Trust, and a link to my book, see zerotrustsecurity.guide

Yikes

@RayGilray @FedInsider @pingidentity This is a terrible idea, and is counter to security and Zero Trust principles. There is no reason whatsoever to make a private application accessible to threat actors. It needs to remain private - e.g. *only* accessible to authenticated and authorized users.

Oh, yeah. The good old days, especially when you had a dodgy drive or disk, and hit an error on disk 42 of 50!

This just in! Our new Technology Alliance Partnership program is designed help customers simplify and accelerate #ZeroTrust with strategic partners like @illumio, @menlosecurity, @CrowdStrike and @AWS. Get the news: bit.ly/3exs0v3 #networksecurity #cybersecuritynews

Congratulations Arlette - and welcome to the team!

That is, start with a few focused security initiatives, and see them through to at least a moderate level of maturity. A Zero Trust approach definitely works, when done thoughtfully and when taken beyond the early stage. /19 (end)

Some conclusions: Data breaches continue to grow in impact, but well-deployed security solutions help. The data indicates that deployment maturity matters – it seems better to do fewer things well vs. many things poorly. /18

The annual @IBMSecurity Cost of a Data Breach report is out – thanks to the stellar team there for this great work (with credit to @PonemonResearch for conducting the actual survey). My comments and analysis on the report from a security (and Zero Trust) perspective – a thread /1