Before an enterprise answers "How can we achieve a Zero Trust architecture?" they should be asking "Why are we looking at Zero Trust as an access model? Does it align with our vision?" In an innovative format, Cisco security architecture expert Avinash Naduvath guides you through the philosophical questions and practical answers for an enterprise looking to start the Zero Trust journey. A conversational model will take you from the initial stages of identifying goals and pitching solutions, through practical tasks that highlight tangible outcomes-including common primary use cases-in order…mehr
Before an enterprise answers "How can we achieve a Zero Trust architecture?" they should be asking "Why are we looking at Zero Trust as an access model? Does it align with our vision?" In an innovative format, Cisco security architecture expert Avinash Naduvath guides you through the philosophical questions and practical answers for an enterprise looking to start the Zero Trust journey. A conversational model will take you from the initial stages of identifying goals and pitching solutions, through practical tasks that highlight tangible outcomes-including common primary use cases-in order to bring focus to the correct implementation and maintenance of a Zero Trust architecture. For a future where success is measured as much by the security of a system as by the functionality, In Zero Trust We Trust is designed to help everyone at every stage and level of leadership understand not only the conceptual underpinnings, but the real-world context of when, how, and why to deploy Zero Trust security controls. This book provides the starting point for helping you change the mindset of others, and getting them to understand why Zero Trust isn't simply a conversation to be had, but a movement to embrace. Origins of the Zero Trust philosophy in security architecture explained, and why it took so long to catch onDetailed examination of how to ask the right questions so as to implement the right security answers for clientsUnderstanding the metrics by which to measure Zero Trust success, and what maintaining that success looks likeIdentifying the stakeholders and empowering a Zero Trust team within an enterpriseExamples of how to catalyze opinion and tailor tactics to motivate investment in secure Zero Trust architectureImplement, monitor, feedback, repeat: Presenting and building a roadmap for a sustainable security architectureLooking ahead to a Zero Trust Lifecycle Framework and a blueprint for the future Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Avinash Naduvath is a renowned security architect in the Customer Experience (CX) Security Services division at Cisco Systems. As part of CX-Security, he has delivered multiple solutions to help secure customer networks. The range of services included incepting secure architectures, designs, technology advisories, best practice recommendations, and security assessments. Prior to his current role in Cisco, Avinash was part of the technical services for security in Cisco-Bangalore and has helped troubleshoot and secure networks for multiple customers. He is a subject matter expert in next-generation firepower technology. Previous to this, Avinash was part of the professional services team in Cisco-Bangalore as a network consulting engineer. Avinash has over 10 years of experience in the information security domain, having worked on multiple aspects of security such as secure engineering and secure architecture. He has a passion for offensive security and has spoken on various topics at conferences such as Cisco SECCON and the Offensive Summit held at Cisco. Avinash has also contributed to and created multiple automation projects that have helped accelerate the security business. He is currently based in Singapore and enjoys presenting topics relevant to Zero Trust and its adoption. He holds a masters degree in software systems from BITS Pilani, and is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Cisco Certified Internetwork ExpertSecurity (CCIE), CompTIA Advanced Security (CASP+) practitioner, SABSA Charted ArchitectFoundations and has acquired Cloud Security Alliances Certified Competence in Zero Trust (CCZT) among many security-based certifications he has accumulated during the course of his career. Avinash is a Certified Forresters Zero Trust Adoption practitioner and is also the author of the award-winning fictional novel Mindbender (Literary Titan Silver Book Awardee and a Feathered Quill finalist).
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Introduction xxi Phase 1 Mindset 1 Chapter 1 When It All Begins 3 Interview Strategies 4 Key Zenith Trust Bank Stakeholders 5 Endnote 12 Chapter 2 The Zero Trust Kaleidoscope 13 Delay in Adoption 14 Peeling the Zero Trust Onion 22 Endnotes 28 Chapter 3 Defining Zero Trust 31 Zero Trust Is Not 32 The Core of the Zero Trust Onion 37 Are We Crying After Peeling the Onion? 39 Rethink Security: A Common Breach Scenario 39 Concepts and Tenets of Zero Trust 40 Zero Trust Catalysts 46 Endnotes 53 Phase 2 Align to the Business Vision and Mission and Craft Metrics for Success 55 Chapter 4 Always Start with Why 57 Take the Time to Ask Why: Understanding the Vision 58 Aligning Zero Trust with the Enterprise Mission 59 Common Drivers for Zero Trust Adoption 73 What Matters Is Why 99 The Interview 99 Endnotes 102 Chapter 5 Measuring Zero Trust Success 103 Importance of Measurement 104 The Metrics Lifecycle 105 A Hybrid Approach 132 The Follow-Up 133 Endnote 138 Chapter 6 Understanding Zero Trust Maturity 139 The Five Pillars of Maturity for Zero Trust 140 Zero Trust Maturity Levels 157 Zero Trust Maturity Goals 160 Measurement of Maturity 162 Zero Trust Scoring Process 172 The Follow-Up 174 Endnotes 181 Phase 3 Identify Key Stakeholders and Enable a Zero Trust Team 183 Chapter 7 Zero Trust Avengers, Assemble! 185 Why Is the Team Critical? 185 Strategy and Deployment: Two Sides of a Coin 187 Security Ownership 188 Breaking the Barrier (Infrastructure, Operations, and Security) 189 DevSecOps and Its Relevance to Zero Trust 190 Key Stakeholders in a Zero Trust Team 194 Managing Your Stakeholders 204 Security Culture: The Last Piece of the Puzzle 206 The Follow-Up 209 Endnote 209 Phase 4 Develop the Target Zero Trust Architecture 211 Chapter 8 Building a Zero Trust Architecture 213 A Typical Enterprise Architecture 214 A Zero Trust Architecture Overlay 225 Conceptual Zero Trust Architecture 230 What Does a Zero Trust Policy Look Like? 240 Information Flow in the Zero Trust Architecture 243 Basic Flows in a Zero Trust System 243 Software-Defined Perimeter 252 The Deep Dive 260 Endnote 261 Chapter 9 Critical Security Mechanisms for Zero Trust Architectures 263 Zero Trust Mechanisms for Subjects (Users and Devices) 263 Zero Trust Mechanisms for Networks (Workplace) 278 Zero Trust Mechanisms for Data and Applications 285 Zero Trust Mechanisms for Visibility with Security Orchestration and Automation 289 The Deep Dive 303 Endnote 304 Phase 5 Present the Zero Trust Strategy and Metrics 305 Chapter 10 Presenting the Zero Trust Strategy 307 Presenting Zero Trust to the Enterprise 308 The Presentation 316 Phase 6 Implement, Monitor, Feedback, Repeat 325 Chapter 11 Implementation and Continuous Monitoring 327 Do Not Ignore Your Current Gaps 328 Frameworks Are Only a Reference 328 Adopt Agile for Initiatives and SAFe for the Strategy Delivery 328 Implement the Vision 331 Monitor and Enhance 336 The Serendipitous Meeting 337 Chapter 12 The Road Ahead 339 A Trusted Zero Trust Partner 342 Aim Higher, Together 343 Endnote 343
Introduction xxi Phase 1 Mindset 1 Chapter 1 When It All Begins 3 Interview Strategies 4 Key Zenith Trust Bank Stakeholders 5 Endnote 12 Chapter 2 The Zero Trust Kaleidoscope 13 Delay in Adoption 14 Peeling the Zero Trust Onion 22 Endnotes 28 Chapter 3 Defining Zero Trust 31 Zero Trust Is Not 32 The Core of the Zero Trust Onion 37 Are We Crying After Peeling the Onion? 39 Rethink Security: A Common Breach Scenario 39 Concepts and Tenets of Zero Trust 40 Zero Trust Catalysts 46 Endnotes 53 Phase 2 Align to the Business Vision and Mission and Craft Metrics for Success 55 Chapter 4 Always Start with Why 57 Take the Time to Ask Why: Understanding the Vision 58 Aligning Zero Trust with the Enterprise Mission 59 Common Drivers for Zero Trust Adoption 73 What Matters Is Why 99 The Interview 99 Endnotes 102 Chapter 5 Measuring Zero Trust Success 103 Importance of Measurement 104 The Metrics Lifecycle 105 A Hybrid Approach 132 The Follow-Up 133 Endnote 138 Chapter 6 Understanding Zero Trust Maturity 139 The Five Pillars of Maturity for Zero Trust 140 Zero Trust Maturity Levels 157 Zero Trust Maturity Goals 160 Measurement of Maturity 162 Zero Trust Scoring Process 172 The Follow-Up 174 Endnotes 181 Phase 3 Identify Key Stakeholders and Enable a Zero Trust Team 183 Chapter 7 Zero Trust Avengers, Assemble! 185 Why Is the Team Critical? 185 Strategy and Deployment: Two Sides of a Coin 187 Security Ownership 188 Breaking the Barrier (Infrastructure, Operations, and Security) 189 DevSecOps and Its Relevance to Zero Trust 190 Key Stakeholders in a Zero Trust Team 194 Managing Your Stakeholders 204 Security Culture: The Last Piece of the Puzzle 206 The Follow-Up 209 Endnote 209 Phase 4 Develop the Target Zero Trust Architecture 211 Chapter 8 Building a Zero Trust Architecture 213 A Typical Enterprise Architecture 214 A Zero Trust Architecture Overlay 225 Conceptual Zero Trust Architecture 230 What Does a Zero Trust Policy Look Like? 240 Information Flow in the Zero Trust Architecture 243 Basic Flows in a Zero Trust System 243 Software-Defined Perimeter 252 The Deep Dive 260 Endnote 261 Chapter 9 Critical Security Mechanisms for Zero Trust Architectures 263 Zero Trust Mechanisms for Subjects (Users and Devices) 263 Zero Trust Mechanisms for Networks (Workplace) 278 Zero Trust Mechanisms for Data and Applications 285 Zero Trust Mechanisms for Visibility with Security Orchestration and Automation 289 The Deep Dive 303 Endnote 304 Phase 5 Present the Zero Trust Strategy and Metrics 305 Chapter 10 Presenting the Zero Trust Strategy 307 Presenting Zero Trust to the Enterprise 308 The Presentation 316 Phase 6 Implement, Monitor, Feedback, Repeat 325 Chapter 11 Implementation and Continuous Monitoring 327 Do Not Ignore Your Current Gaps 328 Frameworks Are Only a Reference 328 Adopt Agile for Initiatives and SAFe for the Strategy Delivery 328 Implement the Vision 331 Monitor and Enhance 336 The Serendipitous Meeting 337 Chapter 12 The Road Ahead 339 A Trusted Zero Trust Partner 342 Aim Higher, Together 343 Endnote 343
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