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Who it's for:
- Zero Trust Architects and Implementation Teams
- CISOs and other CxOs
- Information Security Managers and Analysts
- Privacy and Compliance Officers
- IT Auditors and Assessors
- Software Developers
- Network Security Engineers
Defining the Zero Trust Protect Surface
Release Date: 03/05/2024
Working Group: Zero Trust
- The definition of Zero Trust and the Zero Trust protect surface
- How to initiate the Zero Trust implementation process by defining, analyzing, and prioritizing the organization’s protect surfaces
- How to identify the DAAS elements to be protected
- The risks and potential impacts of protect surface compromises
- The difference between the attack surface and the protect surface
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Acknowledgements
Erik Johnson
Cloud Security Specialist & Senior Research Analyst, CSA
Worked for the Federal Reserve for many years and volunteered with the CSA with a focus on CCM/CAIQ V4, specifically the STA domain, and developing a comprehensive framework and guidance for defining and managing the cloud shared security responsibility model (SSRM).
I recently retired from the Federal Reserve and am now consulting with the CSA as a Senior Research Analyst with a focus on Zero Trust and Financial Services.
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Shamik Kacker
Shruti Kulkarni
Information Security Architect, Elexon
I am a security professional with experience across various domains of security. I work in defining organisation’s security strategy, security architecture and security practices. Translating business objectives and risk management strategies into specific security processes enabled by security technologies and services. I work on gap analysis, design, implementation and...
Krishna Narayanaswamy
Michael Roza
Risk, Audit, Control and Compliance Professional at EVC
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