Deep Observability for Zero Trust
Learn why deep observability is a fundamental tenet for a Zero Trust architecture
Deep Observability:
We’ve Got Zero Trust Covered
In a world where the workforce is shifting towards a “work anywhere, work anytime” model, moving toward a Zero Trust architecture simply makes sense.
The bedrock tenet of Zero Trust is to remove any implicit trust in your network. This means moving from perimeter-based controls to distributed controls across the network and your hybrid-cloud environment.
The Gigamon Deep Observability Pipeline provides visibility into all data-in-motion on the network, which is critical for supporting a Zero Trust Architecture, as clearly documented in the NIST Special Publication 800-207, Section 3.4.1, Subsection 3.
WHITE PAPER
Zero Trust: You Can't Protect the Invisible
WHITEPAPER
Making Zero Trust Architecture a Reality for The DoD
Learn what Intelligence Agencies consider a critical part of a Zero Trust architecture.
RESEARCH PAPER
Zero Trust Security Strategy Adoption
Why are 59% of decision makers deploying a Zero Trust strategy and what are their challenges?
PODCAST
Episode 3: Evolving Zero Trust
Dr. Chase Cunningham joins our very own Michael Valladao for this no B.S. chat about Zero Trust.
“The Gigamon platform enables us to feed all the different tool sets we have acquired and offers us X-ray capability, not only in the physical world but also in the virtual world.”
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