At the national level, really, what I think that folks have to remember is, this is about if you accept the digital living, if you will, is a kind of a human right now for most people on planet Earth, you have a right to also operate in a safe and secure manner as well. And how we do that is going to be via these strategic initiatives that will make the difference. So I think that it is a categorical shift in the approach overall. And it’s really good to see that there are governments aligning on this as well.
Timestamps
*00:01 - Introductions | *10:26 - Democratic Nations and Ethical Standards in Cyber |
*01:24 - Zero Trust Origins | *11:55 - Military Background and Cybersecurity |
*03:55 - National Government Adoption of Zero Trust | *13:51 - Contested Space Concept |
*07:37 - Evolving Cyber Attack and National Cyber Defense Landscape | *19:06 - Skills Transfer between Public and Private Sector |
*09:16 - Geneva Convention for Cyber | *22:01 - Conclusion |
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Known in the cybersecurity industry as “Dr. Zero Trust,” Chase Cunningham has extensive experience in all aspects of enterprise security. Before joining G2 as Vice President of Security Market Research, he was the former CSO at Ericom Software. He was also previously Vice President Principal Analyst at Forrester where he tracked and covered all aspects of enterprise security, including zero-trust trends, technologies, and frameworks. Creator of the Zero Trust eXtended framework and a cybersecurity expert, Chase has decades of operational experience working in various capacities supporting NSA, US Navy, FBI Cyber, and other government mission groups. Chase was also a Forrester analyst tasked with managing and developing their zero trust portfolio of accounts and leading the research in that channel.
Emily Wearmouth is a technology communicator who helps engineers, specialists and tech organisations to communicate more effectively. At Netskope, Emily runs the company’s international communications and content programmes, working with teams across EMEA, LATAM, and APJ. She spends her days unearthing stories and telling them in a way that helps a wide range of audiences to better understand technology options and benefits.
Max Havey is a Senior Content Specialist for Netskope’s corporate communications team. He is a graduate from the University of Missouri’s School of Journalism with both Bachelor’s and Master’s in Magazine Journalism. Max has worked as a content writer for startups in the software and life insurance industries, as well as edited ghostwriting from across multiple industries.
Known in the cybersecurity industry as “Dr. Zero Trust,” Chase Cunningham has extensive experience in all aspects of enterprise security. Before joining G2 as Vice President of Security Market Research, he was the former CSO at Ericom Software. He was also previously Vice President Principal Analyst at Forrester where he tracked and covered all aspects of enterprise security, including zero-trust trends, technologies, and frameworks. Creator of the Zero Trust eXtended framework and a cybersecurity expert, Chase has decades of operational experience working in various capacities supporting NSA, US Navy, FBI Cyber, and other government mission groups. Chase was also a Forrester analyst tasked with managing and developing their zero trust portfolio of accounts and leading the research in that channel.
Emily Wearmouth is a technology communicator who helps engineers, specialists and tech organisations to communicate more effectively. At Netskope, Emily runs the company’s international communications and content programmes, working with teams across EMEA, LATAM, and APJ. She spends her days unearthing stories and telling them in a way that helps a wide range of audiences to better understand technology options and benefits.
Max Havey is a Senior Content Specialist for Netskope’s corporate communications team. He is a graduate from the University of Missouri’s School of Journalism with both Bachelor’s and Master’s in Magazine Journalism. Max has worked as a content writer for startups in the software and life insurance industries, as well as edited ghostwriting from across multiple industries.