Most organisations will say they have a Zero Trust strategy. Fewer can score themselves against it. On a scale of one to five, how well can you identify who is accessing your network, your cloud and your data, and from where?
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In this recording, Principle Networks' consultants look at what it takes to remove implicit trust from the network - why app-level access is replacing network-level access, what continuous verification looks like in practice rather than in theory, and how organisations retire legacy VPN and MPLS architecture without disrupting the business or their users.
Legacy VPNs and flat networks were built on implicit trust. That is the assumption attackers rely on, and it is why a single compromised credential can travel so far.
Once you are in, you are trusted.
Where your network still grants trust by default - the VPN accounts, flat segments and standing access that let one compromised credential travel.
What app-level access actually looks like architecturally, and how it differs from the network-level access you have now.
How continuous verification works day to day, and what it means for users who just want to get on with their work.
A realistic path off legacy VPN and MPLS - the sequence, the likely cost and complexity savings, and where to start scoring yourself.
Anyone accountable for the network but frustrated by the trade-off between security and usability.