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Breaking Down the Zero Trust and SASE Relationship

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Sponsored by MENLO SECURITY


Tuesday, June 22, 2021
12 p.m. ET

Headline-grabbing data breaches are starting to become the norm, making security leaders second-guess the approaches they use to protect their organizations. These alarming increases in cyber threats are fueled by the COVID-19 pandemic, cloud adoption rates, and unfortunately, the continued use of legacy security measures that fail to identify threats and protect networks. As a response to this paradigm shift, security leaders are increasingly adopting a Zero Trust approach as a way to overcome the challenges of an expanded attack surface presented by the anywhere, anytime workforce. Once considered a security framework that focused on securing identities, Zero Trust now extends into solving the malware problem nearly every enterprise faces.

Additionally, as an answer to securing the perimeter less enterprise of the future, the adoption of Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) architecture is on the rise. But there is still some confusion surrounding the relationship between taking a Zero Trust approach and implementing a SASE architecture.

  • Is there a tie between Zero Trust and SASE?
  • Does SASE come in a box?
  • Do you need to choose between one or the other?

During this insightful discussion, Menlo Security experts Mark Guntrip and Jonathan Lee will tackle these questions and set the record straight:

  • Why focusing on detection is a reactive approach to security
  • The relationship between SASE and Zero Trust
  • Getting the upper hand in fighting online security threats targeting your users
Jonathan Lee
Senior Product Manager - Menlo Security
Jonathan Lee is a Senior Product Manager at Menlo Security, a leader in cloud security. In this role, he serves as a trusted advisor to enterprise customers and works closely with analysts and industry experts to identify market needs and requirements and establish Menlo Security as a thought leader in the Secure Web Gateway (SWG) and Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) space. Experienced in leading the ideation, technical development, launch, and adoption of innovative security products, including email security, data loss prevention, and endpoint security, Jonathan previously worked for ProofPoint and Websense. As an industry expert, media commentator, and speaker, Jonathan is well versed in data protection, threat analysis, networking, Internet isolation technologies, and cloud-delivered security.
Mark Guntrip
Senior Director, Cybersecurity Strategy - Menlo Security
Mark Guntrip leads cybersecurity strategy at Menlo Security. He brings over twenty years of experience in the enterprise security market where, through a range of roles including engineering, product management, and product marketing. He has a proven track record of building success in new markets as well as promoting growth within more established areas. Prior to Menlo Security, Guntrip held various management roles within companies including Proofpoint, Symantec, and Cisco. Guntrip earned his Master’s degree in Electronic Engineering from Southampton University, UK.

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