A SNIA event
September 16-18, 2024

Zero-Trust or Bust

Abstract

Zero Trust is a collection of security methodologies that work together to enforce access, with the view that your network has already been compromised, and using contextual information from identity, security, and IT infrastructure, along with risk and analytics tools, to enable dynamic enforcement of security policies uniformly across the corporate network. This session will highlight the main attributes of Zero Trust, and why it is important for storage developers.

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Eric Hibbard
Samsung Semiconductor, Inc.
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