Why Zero Trust Must Be Part of Your Digital Strategy

About

While more than a decade old, the adoption of a Zero Trust security strategy was dramatically accelerated in March 2020 when the entire world entered a remote reality. Now, as organizations and products aim to innovate, Zero Trust must be included as part of your strategy otherwise you will get compromised. Zero Trust is now a board level discussion and every digital leader must understand its importance and implication on their respective domains. In this session, learn why the Zero Trust tipping point has occurred and take away some best practices that you can immediately apply to your own strategy.

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Presenters

Mark Cassetta

Chief Product Officer

A cybersecurity veteran with more than a decade of experience, Mark Cassetta leads Axiomatics’ product strategy, driving the creation of solutions that offer enterprises around the world a way to address current and future authorization and access management challenges. Mark’s background includes various leadership positions for both software vendors and global systems integrators, including Titus and Accenture.

Guillaume Duchesneau

CTO

In 2000, Guillaume was already using the cloud, 10 years before it was widely used. Considered by many as a technophile, he has always been careful not to follow the latest trend. He has dedicated his career to developing high quality software with maximum efficiency.

After a few years, Guillaume needed to take on more varied challenges. That's when the INGENO adventure began. With two partners, they committed themselves to work only on projects and with people they like. He defends the founding values of INGENO, and inspires the company with this commitment.

Guillaume leads the company in all of its technology activities, defines its strategic direction and provides technical advice. He is solicited for his expertise on topics related to building complex architectures and entrepreneurship. At heart, he still enjoys coding and getting involved in solving complex and rewarding architectural problems.