In episode 77 of the Cybersecurity Minute, Rob Wood offers advice on how cybersecurity leadership can optimize communication around zero-trust implementation.
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Highlights
00:22 — Zero trust is a big, sweeping change for most organizations. How do security leaders communicate this change to stakeholders across their organizations without upsetting them?
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00:57 — If security leaders are actually digging into the zero trust model, they’re finding a lot of approaches — moving away from dated forms of authentication and towards physical-based hardware security keys, for example — that can be really beneficial for end-users. That move is a gain to the user experience, as opposed to having to remember passwords.
01:37 — And, so, as security leaders are beginning to plan out their initiatives and phase zero trust into their strategic plans, they should focus on the things that are going to benefit their end users or other parts of the organization.
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