Name: Zero Trust in Practice
Start: 2020-04-09T00:30:00Z
End: 2020-04-09T00:30:59.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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Gigamon offers a deep observability pipeline that harnesses actionable network-level intelligence to amplify the power of observability tools. This powerful combination enables IT organizations to assure security and compliance governance, speed root-cause analysis of performance bottlenecks, and lower operational overhead associated with managing hybrid and multi-cloud IT infrastructures.

As organizations progress along their Zero Trust journey, many start to pursue approaches which pivot around particular capabilities: endpoint, identity, firewalls.  Often these orgs are paying back some technical debt in doing so, and the vendors who benefit are cheering on this investment.  But is this a truly sensible approach?  Is this Zero Trust truth, or Zero Trust fiction?  How can we plan our Zero Trust journey to reap the benefits Zero Trust can give?

Join this webinar to learn more from Ian Farquhar, Security CTO at Gigamon.

Zero Trust Security:  Truth vs. Fiction

Join Bassam Khan in this webinar to learn secrets that allow app developers to run fast without being careless when it comes to monitoring and security practices. It’s also common for dev teams to not invite security and ops teams until it’s too late. 

In this session we will unveil, both metaphorically and visually through demos, a new “Deep Observability” category of technology that helps central IT teams to let developers iterate fast and still keep an eye on their activities without getting in the way. Deep Observability helps eliminate blind spots, such as access to container-to-container traffic, and provides network-level visibility to DevOps and CloudOps teams.

Devising Cloud Strategies: Using Innovation to Stay Ahead of Runaway Dev Teams

Gigamon Deep Observability ensures your tools and Zero Trust policy engine have access to all network-based communications in your organization. For any effective Zero Trust implementation, full network visibility and elimination of blind spots is implicitly assumed.

Join in this webinar to hear insight from John Quezada on how network blind spots prevent Zero Trust deployment from being successful due to the lack of visibility into network telemetry. As the network grows and evolves, this pain will worsen if not addressed at the foundational level.

What you will learn:
- How there is a foundational need in Zero Trust Architecture for full network visibility, by eliminating network blind spots (such as East-West traffic, container, encrypted traffic, unmanaged hosts) across the hybrid cloud
- How Deep Observability provides an immutable source of truth, via network packets, to address implicit trust of EDRs and malleable logs
- How to Accelerates AI/ML algorithms in Zero Trust policy engines and reduces the burden of data normalization

Operationalizing Zero Trust with Deep Observability

Dev teams are running fast iteratively modernizing apps, often without involving operations teams. Unmonitored network blind spots continue to increase attack surface and make troubleshooting more difficult, often leading to finger-pointing at NetOps teams.   

At this webinar VMware and Gigamon Product teams will provide you with walk throughs, use cases and best practices, and even show you a demo of new, cutting-edge technologies. 
- 5 steps for successful cloud migration and app modernization 
- Recommendations for containerizing and re-securing apps  
- How to eliminate all east-west blind spots, including container communications, and 
- New technology demo: Feeding intelligence from cloud traffic to your SIEM and observability tools

NSX-T and container blind spots? Here’s what to do.

Dive into the technology and threat landscape and how to reduce risk with zero trust in this webinar lead by a senior analyst in the security risk space.

The Power of Visibility in Addressing Today’s Threat Landscape

Join us for this educational webinar to see how Deep Observability exposes previously unseen threats. 

Smart as they are, security and observability tools that aren’t fed network-derived intelligence and insights can’t see everything, which gives unseen threats plenty of time and space to cause trouble.
 
Logs record traffic, but observers can’t validate if lateral movement is disguised as standard traffic. Logs only see part of the picture.
Augmenting log-based tools with network-level intelligence derived from packets, flows, and application metadata extends their value and enables organizations to detect previously unseen threats. What is missing across the board is application and protocols visibility.
 
We will discuss:
- Logging can't report applications and protocols in motion on the network.
- An easy way for bad guys to avoid detection - Non-standard port usage.
- Why CloudOps doesn’t want NetOps in on the planning.

Logs are no help when you're hosting hackers. How do you stay secure?

For enterprise organizations that are moving to the cloud, they often utilize multiple cloud solutions and vendors. Naturally, this requires a different approach to planning. Furthermore, to secure these environments requires a comprehensive strategy that is well documented, flexible, performant, and meets your compliance needs. Recorded live at Cisco Live 2023, Stephen Goudreault and Nitin Negi from Micron Technology break all of this down.

Podcast - Securing Multi-Cloud Environments

Building defenses, protecting our walls and guarding the castle. They all sounded a lot easier when the castle walls were solid, clear and defined. These days, it can feel a bit more like you are jousting in fog to protect borders you can’t see or define. Not only are bad actors evolving, but the cloud environments you are asked to protect and secure are rapidly multiplying and becoming more complex. It is time to get out of the fog and stop jousting with air!

Protecting and Securing Cloud Environments

Unfortunately, your security tools can’t see everything. Smart as they are, security and observability tools that aren’t fed network-derived intelligence and insights can’t see everything, which gives unseen threats plenty of time and space to cause trouble.

Logs record traffic, but observers can’t validate if lateral movement is disguised as standard traffic. Logs only see part of the picture.
Augmenting log-based tools with network-level intelligence derived from packets, flows, and application metadata extends their value and enables organizations to detect previously unseen threats. What is missing across the board is application and protocols visibility.

Join us for this educational webinar to see how Deep Observability exposes previously unseen threats. We will discuss:
- Logging can't report applications and protocols in motion on the network.
- An easy way for bad guys to avoid detection - Non-standard port usage
- Why CloudOps doesn’t want NetOps in on the planning
- Can this even be solved?

To eliminate East-West blind spots, you must be able to acquire and inspect Kubernetes container traffic. We’ll start by explaining the fundamentals of containers and then, with the help of Gigamon Distinguished Engineer, Naveed Cochinwala, dive deep into how Gigamon enables the analysis of container traffic flows using the newly released Universal Container Tap access function. This is a non-obtrusive way to access Kubernetes container traffic that will automatically scale with your deployments.
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This session originally aired during Gigamon Visualyze Boot Camp

Kubernetes Container Access, Traffic Analysis, & Scalability Fundamentals

Cloud Tools: Products and Services Critical to Cloud Migration, Security, Sustainability, and Success

Join Jim Mendelbaum, Field CTO with Gigamon in this webinar to hear how you can better understand your Cloud Traffic and learn about Services Critical to Cloud Migration.

Cloud Tools: Products and Services Critical to Cloud Migration and Security

Join Martyn Crew, Sr. Director, Product Marketing, and Jim Mandelbaum, Field CTO, Gigamon to hear how to improve app, traffic, and workload visibility.

During this webinar you will learn how you can identify all the applications running on your networks and eliminate up to 50% of the applications traffic sent to your security tools without compromising security. 

Gigamon Application Intelligence enables you to: 
- Identify unauthorized or potentially dangerous rogue applications 
- Categorize, filter, and manage applications traffic based on risk-level 
- Troubleshoot user-experience and security issues using metadata.

Visibility into applications, workloads and traffic, secret life of your network

Acquiring cloud traffic for threat and performance monitoring is critical … but are you maintaining peak tool efficiency while still giving tools the precise data they need with minimal burden on teams? Our Field CTO will walk you through all the do’s and don’ts of acquiring hybrid cloud traffic. 

You’ll learn:
- How to acquire data from everywhere so you can monitor everything
- Ways to send traffic to existing tools without losing data fidelity
- The types of data needed to secure your hybrid cloud

We’ll also demo how to acquire traffic using GigaVUE-FM and a third-party automation solution like Terraform.
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This session originally aired during Gigamon Visualyze Boot Camp

Hybrid Cloud Security & Traffic Monitoring Best Practices

Cloud Tools: Products and Services Critical to Cloud Migration, Security, Sustainability, and Success Summit

Join Jim Mendelbaum, Field CTO with Gigamon in this webinar to hear how you can better understand your Cloud Traffic and learn about Services Critical to Cloud Migration.

Whether you need to optimize the efficiency of your existing tools or reduce future tool spending, Gigamon can show you how. Our traffic assessment tools identify opportunities for traffic optimization as well as generate a precise cost-savings forecast based on your network traffic. Join Gigamon experts to see how you can improve the utilization of existing tools by three times and reduce future lifetime tools spending by potentially millions of dollars.
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This session originally aired during Gigamon Visualyze Boot Camp

Principles to Improve Network Traffic Assessment & Reduce Costs

Credential theft, lateral movement and other cyber-attack tricks have foiled perimeter security again and again. We know that the old philosophy of trusting everything and everyone inside a network is no longer sound. The zero trust model — trust nothing, verify everything — is the proposed answer to this problem. But it’s easier said than done in real enterprise. 

In this webinar, John Pironti of IT Architects and Gigamon’s Bassam Khan share:
•  what zero trust looks like in practice
•  how to overcome challenges along the way
•. what security benefits you’ll realize right away
•. how your organization can take the first steps toward implementing a zero trust model

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