Zero Trust, at face value, is a wonderful concept. If it were 100% possible, it is a concept that is extremely necessary and needed in the current cyber environment. But is it truly attainable?
Join Bob Maley, Chief Security Officer at Black Kite, and Tom Garrubba, VP of Shared Assessments, as they dive into the nitty gritty of Zero Trust.
They will answer and discuss many of the circling opinions surrounding this hot topic, including these and more.
- What does it mean to successfully implement a Zero Trust methodology?
- What standards need to be established in this space?
- What will it truly take for everyone to fully buy into this idea?
- What types of controls are in place- what do they mean for everyone?
About the Hosts:
With decades of security experience under his belt, Bob Maley currently serves as the Chief Security Officer at Black Kite—a technology startup that enables risk professionals to quantify and maintain visibility of their cyber risk exposure. Formerly known for building PayPal’s state-of-the-art Global Third-Party Security and Inspections risk management team from the ground up, Bob’s broad range of experience has earned him a noteworthy reputation in the cybersecurity industry.
Tom Garrubba, is an internationally recognized subject matter expert, lecturer, author, and blogger on third-party risk, and is the head instructor for the Certified Third-Party Risk Professional (CTPRP) certification program. Previously, Tom was the Senior Privacy Manager at a Fortune 10 healthcare company where he established policies and procedures governing their vendor assessment program. Tom has over 20 years of experience in IT security and privacy controls, as well as audit and compliance in both private industry and public consulting.