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While the concept of Zero Trust has been around for over a decade, organizations have struggled to effectively implement true zero trust, with one of the main reasons being most zero trust architectures have not extended to the browser. An increasing number of applications become accessible through the browser, and threat actors have taken note -- and so have we! 

Join the Los Angeles / Southern California Chapter of Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) and Menlo Security on Tuesday, December 3rd at Top Golf El Segundo where we'll kick off the day with an interactive training session prior to exploring the role of zero trust in the context of browser security.

This interactive event will offer attendees the opportunity to gain practical knowledge, earn (up to) 3 CPE credits, and network with fellow cybersecurity professionals in the LA-Metro over small bites, cocktails, and games. 

What you'll learn:

• What threats are we seeing - both from threat actors and internal - that are targeting our applications
• How to properly implement zero trust to web traffic and interactions
• How Zero Trust in the context of browser security impacts use cases such as VPN replacement, VDI reduction, third-party access and more
• How Menlo Security aligns to the Zero Trust framework based on Coalfire’s recent assessment of the Menlo Secure Enterprise Browser Solution

We look forward to seeing you there!