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Zero Trust Framework + NIST 800-53r5

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Zero Trust Framework + NIST 800-53r5

In this episode of "This is Fine," AJ King, Alex Sharpe, and Jake Williams delve into the complexities of the Zero Trust framework and its overlay against NIST 800-53 R5. They explore the philosophical and practical aspects of Zero Trust, emphasizing its role in modern cybersecurity. The discussion highlights the challenges and strategies for implementing Zero Trust, particularly in government and commercial sectors. The episode concludes with insights on how organizations can approach Zero Trust as an evolving mindset rather than a fixed goal.

Episode Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to Zero Trust and NIST 800-53
05:37 Challenges in Implementing Zero Trust
11:18 The Role of Identity in Zero Trust
17:11 The Evolution of Zero Trust
22:29 Final Thoughts on Zero Trust Implementation

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