Digital Trust & Cybersecurity 2025: A Call for Openness & Interoperability
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Covers strategies for securing and managing rapidly growing human and machine digital identities across complex IT infrastructures, focusing on establishing digital trust and gaining visibility and lifecycle control. Discusses modern approaches and tools for identity lifecycle management and interoperability to handle large-scale identity environments.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 5:29Digital Trust & Zero Trust: Incompatible?
- 7:43Goal: Establish & Maintain Trust
- 13:41Digital Trust Architecture
- 17:26NIST Zero Trust Architecture
- 19:03NIST 800-207: Identity-First Security
- 22:18Non-Humans: Machine Identities
- 24:17Digital Trust Requires a Harmony of Humans and Machines
- 33:39Imagine a World Without Bluetooth?! It would be a mess of drivers and software
- 36:44Cybersecurity Product & Vendor Consolidation
- 38:15A Perfect Storm
- 39:43What is Openness?
- 40:22What is Interoperability? E.g., Identity First, PKI & Digital Trust Standards
- 43:04Gartner CSMA: Standards & Interoperability
- 43:43Gartner CSMA: Strategic Planning Assumption
- 44:33A Call to Digital Trust Market Participants
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