Presented by
Jason Garbis and Randy Rowland
Network Access Control vs. Software-Defined Perimeter – or both?
About this talk
Network security is changing.
Learn why leading organizations are rapidly adopting a Software-Defined Perimeter instead of a traditional Network Access Control security model.
This webinar discusses:
Similarities and differences between Software-Defined Perimeter and Network Access Control models
Visibility and security – What’s the difference? Why does it matter?
Implementation and maintenance considerations
On-premises vs. cloud infrastructure considerations
Speakers:
Jason Garbis: Leads the Cloud Security Alliance’s Software-Defined Perimeter working group.
Randy Rowland: An executive who lead the effort to transform VMware into a cloud provider through the vCloud Hybrid Service (vCHS) and Cloud Foundry initiatives.
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