Data Compliance in a Zero Trust World

Traditional perimeter-based security policies are no longer sufficient for today’s complex and decentralized enterprise IT environments. Once attackers breach the perimeter, movement can be difficult to detect. Zero Trust assumes there is no implicit trust granted to assets, user accounts, microservices, or data based solely on their location. Under a Zero Trust policy, every user and transaction must be validated before access to an enterprise resource is granted. A comprehensive data compliance program is a foundational element of a Zero Trust model. And for non-production environments used by application development and analytics teams, ‘verify but still not trust’ is a principal concept. Join us on April 7th to learn how to: • Ensure data protection when sharing data across your business ecosystem • Establish a ‘default deny’ policy with automated anonymization of sensitive data • Maintain referential integrity when integrating diverse data sources • Eliminate risk of non-compliance with new and evolving privacy regulations