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General Motors’ Zero Trust Journey: Why Identity Protection Was The Key

This entry is part 6 of 6 in the series Implementing Zero Trust Architecture

In a Zero Trust model, organizations must assume that threats exist both inside and outside the network perimeter, necessitating a paradigm shift from traditional perimeter-based security approaches.

At Silverfort, we believe identity protection is the cornerstone of a robust Zero Trust strategy because it addresses the fundamental challenge of verifying trust in an inherently untrusted environment.

By prioritizing identity protection, organizations can ensure that access to resources and sensitive data is granted based on verified user identities, minimizing the risk of unauthorized access, whether it stems from compromised credentials, insider threats, or external attackers.

In this webinar, you’ll hear from Rob Larsen, former Chief Security Architect at General Motors (GM) as to why identity protection is so critical in GM’s Zero Trust strategy and why he chose Silverfort to help them achieve their goals.

Topics covered, include:

The anatomy of Zero Trust and its transformative impact on security postures.
Key considerations for GM in evaluating Zero Trust solutions.
The tangible benefits GM realized from integrating identity into their Zero Trust strategy.

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