Implementing Zero Trust concepts in a Windows environment

In the modern world of “work from anywhere”, it is more important than ever to aim for a Zero Trust solution. Zero Trust has a very negative vibe to it, but I believe that everyone wants it, when you just think about what it really aims to achieve: To be able to work the same way, and as securely, from your corporate office or Starbucks. Stop building internal networks and treat your offices like WLAN hotspots – You offer internet access the same as the users’ home network would – that’s it!
On this course you will learn:

• How to build networks according to the Zero Trust -model
• Inventory and control your devices and applications
• Authenticate users and devices in a strong manner
• Control your privileges and binary
• Monitor and report continuously

 If done correctly, a Zero Trust architecture results in higher overall levels of security, but also in reduced security complexity and operational overhead.

Day 1:

• Introduction to Zero Trust
• Getting rid of “internal networks”
• Network segmentation and micro-segmentation

Day 2:

• Implementing Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
• Going Passwordless
• Verifying device integrity
• Implementing Principle of Least Privilege

Day 3:

• Implementing binary control (Allow-Listing)
• Implementing SIEM and SoC

this course is good for IT- or security admins, or project leads

basic knowledge of Windows administration, Active Directory and network infrastructure