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Mammoth Cyber and Zero Trust

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In this conversation, Dr. Chase Cunningham and Michael Shieh from Mammoth Cyber discuss the evolution of Zero Trust security, focusing on browser security and AI's role in enhancing security measures. They explore the concept of data-first security, the significance of mobile security, and the future of Zero Trust in the context of increasing cyber threats. Michael emphasizes the need for a browser-centric approach to security, which allows for better control and visibility over user behavior and data access.

Takeaways

Mammoth Cyber focuses on browser-centric security solutions.

The evolution of web applications has increased data leakage risks.

AI tools are becoming integral to browser security.

Data isolation allows users to access data without downloading it.

User productivity should not be hindered by security measures.

The attack surface for cyber threats is broader than ever.

Browser security is essential for all users, not just enterprises.

Phishing training is less effective than implementing browser isolation.

Mobile security is crucial as users access company data on personal devices.

The future of Zero Trust will heavily involve browser security solutions.

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212 episodes

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Manage episode 486415865 series 2970033
Content provided by Dr. Chase Cunningham. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Dr. Chase Cunningham or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.

In this conversation, Dr. Chase Cunningham and Michael Shieh from Mammoth Cyber discuss the evolution of Zero Trust security, focusing on browser security and AI's role in enhancing security measures. They explore the concept of data-first security, the significance of mobile security, and the future of Zero Trust in the context of increasing cyber threats. Michael emphasizes the need for a browser-centric approach to security, which allows for better control and visibility over user behavior and data access.

Takeaways

Mammoth Cyber focuses on browser-centric security solutions.

The evolution of web applications has increased data leakage risks.

AI tools are becoming integral to browser security.

Data isolation allows users to access data without downloading it.

User productivity should not be hindered by security measures.

The attack surface for cyber threats is broader than ever.

Browser security is essential for all users, not just enterprises.

Phishing training is less effective than implementing browser isolation.

Mobile security is crucial as users access company data on personal devices.

The future of Zero Trust will heavily involve browser security solutions.

  continue reading

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