Published 4/2023
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Zero Trust Architecture, Cyber security, Network security, Microsoft, Oracle, IBM Zero Trust Architecture, MFA Security
What you'll learn
Understanding the zero trust architecture 2.0: introduction and importance
Analyze the zero trust architecture's objective, concept, maintenance, and pillars
Learn about Microsoft, Oracle, and IBM zero trust architecture practices
Analyze the zero trust architecture design principles and framework
Learning the building a zero trust architecture and strategy
Requirements
Basic Cybersecurity skills, Cloud Architecture skills, Data and network security skills
Description
Master course in Zero Trust Architecture 2.0What is Zero Trust Architecture?Zero trust is when security policy is applied based on context established through least-privileged access controls and strict authentication, not assumed trust. Zero trust architectures simplify network infrastructure, make users happier, and keep cyberthreats at a distance.Since John Kindervag, then at Forrester Research, coined the phrase, zero trust architectures follow the maxim "never trust, always verify." To block inappropriate access and lateral movement throughout an environment, zero trust architecture enforces access policies based on context—including the user's role and location, the device they're using, and the data they're asking for.A zero trust architecture means you know who's using what, and you can track it, including encrypted traffic; you need to monitor and verify the traffic between parts of the environment; and you need multifactor authentication (MFA) that goes beyond passwords.An important thing to remember is that in a zero trust architecture, a resource's location isn't as important as before. Rather than rigid network segmentation, software-defined microsegmentation protects your data, workflows, services, and such anywhere, in your data center or distributed hybrid or multicloud.By using a network-centric data security strategy that provides specific access only to those who need it, Zero Trust Architecture focuses on the business needs and functionality of an organization. By enabling parameters to dictate access and restrictions, the Zero Trust model views data security from a whole new perspective. As opposed to legacy networks that have little to no visibility or control over network and data usage, Zero Trust Architectures see all network traffic through segmentation gateways with granular policies governing access to data, apps, and assets. There are certain rules that have to be followed before a resource can be accessed in a Zero Trust network.The five major topics I want to cover in this master's course are1. Zero trust architecture 2.0: introduction and importance2. A zero trust architecture's objective, concept, maintenance, and pillars3. Microsoft, Oracle, and IBM zero trust architecture practices4. Zero trust architecture design principles and framework5. Building a zero trust architecture and strategy
Overview
Section 1: Master Course in Zero Trust Architecture 2.0 - Lectures
Lecture 1 Zero trust architecture 2.0: introduction and importance
Lecture 2 A zero trust architecture's objective, concept, maintenance, and pillars
Lecture 3 Microsoft, Oracle, and IBM zero trust architecture practices
Lecture 4 Zero trust architecture design principles and framework
Lecture 5 Building a zero trust architecture and strategy
All UG and PG IT students, Interested learners to learn the concetps of Zero Trust Architecture. and
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