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Zero Trust Journey - A Security Leader’s Story

Webinar

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Sponsored by Banyan Security, Inc.


Tuesday, March 9, 2021
11 a.m. ET
 
Most security professionals acknowledge that the traditional “castle-and-moat” approach to security no longer works, and would like to instead achieve a Zero Trust security posture in their organizations. Zero Trust, of course, is the idea that trust should not automatically given to anything inside or outside its perimeters, but rather everything and anything trying to access resources must first be verified. The principle of least-privilege access and continuous authorization are compelling, but actual implementation of these concepts can seem daunting.
 
In this webinar we’ll talk with Robert Davis of Chick-fil-A about his journey from compelling idea to actual implementation. Key Takeaways:
  • Understand why BeyondCorp and Zero Trust are desirable security ideals
  • Get ideas about how to identify potential Zero Trust projects
  • Learn how to constrain project goals for success
Robert Davis
Director, Cybersecurity - Chick-fil-A
Robert Davis has been with Chick-fil-A for over 15 years and is currently the Director of Cybersecurity. With over 10 years experience in the Cybersecurity space, Robert works to create an efficient Cybersecurity program that solves the unique challenges to Chick-fil-A. He is passionate about Cybersecurity and how it can be both user friendly and secure. In 2017, he was a speaker at the AWS re:Invent conference to talk about devsecops and where cloud can take a Cybersecurity team and program. When not working, Robert spends lots of time drawing with his daughter, playing video games with his son, and watching reality tv with his wife.
John Dasher
VP Product Marketing - Banyan Security
John brings extensive technology marketing and product development experience to the table, with over a decade of experience in enterprise and consumer cybersecurity. Most recently at RiskSense, where he served as Vice President of Products & Marketing, John has also held significant leadership roles at Enlighted, Niara, Good Technology, and AppCentral (all of which were acquired). Prior, he held senior Marketing and Products positions at McAfee’s (Intel) Data Protection and Mobile business units, PGP, FileMaker, Ventro, Xerox, and co-founded Verano, an enterprise content management startup. He also spent 11 years at Apple, playing key roles in the development of numerous award-winning Input Device, Imaging, PowerBook, and Internet products.

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