Zero Trust is one of the fastest emerging concepts in modern network architecture. This comprehensive course is designed to provide a deep understanding of Zero Trust architecture and its implementation in modern organizations from scratch. Students will learn the principles, components, and best practices for designing and deploying a Zero Trust security model to effectively protect resources and minimize risk based on the NIST standard SP 800-207

What You Will Learn

The fundamental principles and components of Zero Trust architecture
The importance of Zero Trust in modern network and its benefits and challenges
Core components such as Policy Decision Point (PDP), Policy Enforcement Point (PEP), and Zero Trust proxies
NIST SP 800-207 guidelines for implementing a Zero Trust architecture
Assessing and improving Zero Trust maturity within an organization
Practical applications and case studies of real-world Zero Trust implementations

Course Outline

1. Introduction to Zero Trust

What is Zero Trust ?
Why is Zero Trust important?

2. The NIST standard for Zero Trust

Core principles of the Zero Trust standard as per NIST SP 800-207
Different deployments of Zero Trust Architecture as per NIST SP 800-207
Case Studies showing implementation of Zero Trust architecture

3. Roadmap to Zero Trust

Implementing Zero Trust within an enterprise
Key Challenges to overcome
How to assess the maturity of a Zero Trust deployment

Who Should Take This Course

This course is designed for anyone interested in improving the security of their systems and applications, including:

CISOs
Risk professionals
Cloud Security professionals
Security Architects
Anyone interested in learning about Zero Trust

Prerequisites

This course assumes a basic understanding of computer systems and software , but no prior knowledge of Zero Trust is required.

Magsad Baghirov

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