Zero Trust Thirty

The rise of ransomware and critical infrastructure attacks, calls to action from federal agencies like CISA and the DoD and amped business risks due to scattered workloads and workforces are driving many organizations to Zero Trust security. Special guest David Holmes, senior analyst at Forrester Research, delivers authoritative insights on the Zero Trust market and reveals why these tailwinds are driving rapid adoption. Guest:David Holmes, Senior Analyst, ForresterModerator:George Wilkes, VP of Demand Generation, AppgateVisit www.appgate.com for more Zero Trust security resources.

Cybercrime is a lucrative business with high rewards and low risk perpetrated by skilled threat actors. Many factors complicate protecting data and assets, including ever-growing attack vectors, flat network topologies, outdated perimeter-based solutions, overprivileged users, hybrid infrastructure and connect, then verify architectures. How does Zero Trust close the gaps to defend against escalating cyberthreats? Guests:Chris Scheels, VP, Product Marketing, Appgate; Greg Shields, Director, Product Management, AppgateModerator:George Wilkes, VP of Demand Generation, AppgateVisit www.appgate.com for more Zero Trust security resources.

Why is knowledge sharing between Baby Boomers, Gen-Xers and Millennials critical to close the cybersecurity skills gap and retain technical knowledge as legacy systems move to the cloud and Zero Trust security is accelerated? Author, speaker and intergenerational diversity expert Henry Rose Lee and cybersecurity market pro Julie Preiss team up to break down key findings from the first-of-its-kind study, "How Do Generational Differences Impact Enterprise Cybersecurity Teams?"Guests:Henry Rose Lee, Inter-Generational Diversity & Inclusion Expert; Julie Preiss, Chief Marketing Officer, Appgate Moderator:George Wilkes, VP of Demand Generation, AppgateDownload a copy of the full How Do Generational Differences Impact Enterprise Cybersecurity Teams? here.Visit www.appgate.com for more Zero Trust security resources.

Insider threats remain one of the leading causes of data breaches and, whether accidental or malicious, can result in lost critical data or threat actor extortion. But what exactly are insider threats and how can organizations address these types of unique, often elusive, risks? Joseph Blankenship, VP, Research Director for Forrester Research, brings valuable, in-depth insider threat insights to the Zero Trust Thirty table.Guest:Joseph Blankenship, VP, Research Director, Forrester ResearchModerator:George Wilkes, VP of Demand Generation, AppgateVisit www.appgate.com for more Zero Trust security resources.

Today we explore prevailing threat landscape and Zero Trust security trends in Latin America. What are the greatest cyberthreats? How quickly have organizations adopted Zero Trust principles? What stands in the way of greater adoption? What can the rest of the world learn from LATAM’s experience with Zero Trust? Guests:Felipe Duarte Domingues, Security Researcher, Appgate; Florencia Martin, Regional Sales Director Argentina, Chile and Uruguay, AppgateModerator:George Wilkes, VP of Demand Generation, AppgateVisit www.appgate.com for more Zero Trust security resources.

Joining this episode are Patrick Doliny, SVP of Information Technology & Cyber Security at Bang Energy, and Jawahar Sivasankaran. They delve into topics like shadow OT, the implications of industry 4.0 and zero trust security, remote workforce's role in manufacturing, and the need for modernizing security technologies.

As we head into 2022, let’s take a deep dive into the state of the channel and how channel partners perceive Zero Trust. In a conversation that takes us from North America to LATAM and EMEA and APJ, we explore the value and importance of channel partners in spreading adoption of Zero Trust.Guests:Fiona Doak, Director of Channel Sales EMEA, Appgate; Tina Gravel, SVP of Global Channels and Alliances, AppgateModerator:George Wilkes, VP of Demand Generation, AppgateVisit www.appgate.com for more Zero Trust security resources.

Over the last two years, enterprises lived through the world's largest unplanned experiment in remote access. As we head into 2022, what did we learn and what can we expect in the year ahead? In this episode we will talk about how secure remote access has evolved since the pandemic and how organizations can align their security strategy to account for a permanently hybrid workforce.Guests: Garrett Bekker, Principal Research Analyst, 451 Research, part of S&P Global Market Intelligence; Julie Preiss, Chief Marketing Officer, AppgateModerator:George Wilkes, VP of Demand Generation, AppgateVisit www.appgate.com for more Zero Trust security resources.

Moving workloads from legacy infrastructure to agile cloud environments is no small feat. But that’s only half the battle. Too many times, securing access to cloud environments is an afterthought instead of being embedded in overall digital transformation strategies. Let’s look at how Zero Trust security is a force multiplier for even greater agility and DevOps productivity as organizations accelerate cloud initiatives.Guests: Jim Anthony, SVP of Cybersecurity, Appgate; Michael Friedrich, VP of Federal Technology, Strategy and InnovationModerator:George Wilkes, VP of Demand Generation, AppgateVisit www.appgate.com for more Zero Trust security resources.

This episode is dedicated to understanding the emerging SASE and Zero Trust paradigms. What are they designed to solve? How are they similar? What can they achieve? Let’s break them down to their simplest forms.Guests: Colby Dyess, Director of Product Management, Appgate; and Aaron Palermo, Senior Solutions Architect, AppgateModerator: George Wilkes, VP of Demand Generation, Appgate Visit www.appgate.com for more Zero Trust security resources.