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Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA)

Use Case Identification and Implementation

Dr. Lyron H. Andrews

Zero trust architecture provides the basis for greater security assurance. This course will teach you to identify, develop, and implement use cases for zero trust architecture.

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Zero trust architecture provides the basis for greater security assurance. This course will teach you to identify, develop, and implement use cases for zero trust architecture.

Zero trust architecture provides the basis for greater security assurance. In this course, Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) Use Cases, you’ll learn applicable use cases for implementing zero trust. First, you’ll explore use cases tied to multiple systems and services. Next, you’ll discover use cases connected to various user types. Finally, you’ll learn how to identify your unique use cases and prototype zero trust architecture implementation. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of use case identification and execution needed to establish your zero trust architecture.

In this course, you will learn about multiple systems and services, various user types, and how to identify unique use cases within your Zero Trust Architecture.

Prerequisites for this course are the basics of Zero Trust Architecture. A great way to get familiar with ZTA would be our Pluralsight course: Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA): Getting Started.

Some popular challenges to implementing a Zero Trust security model are: security gaps emerging when using a piecemeal approach, failure to commit to ongoing administration after implementing a Zero Trust model, and productivity lapses when first implementing a Zero Trust model.

Transactions are a sequence of operations, some of which are performed by a system, person, or device that are outside of the system. Transaction flows are introduced as a representation of a system's processing.

In this course, you will learn about multi cloud, mobile device, and work from home ZTA scenarios.

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Syllabus

Course Overview
Defining ZTA Use Case Scenarios for Systems and Services
Defining ZTA Use Case Scenarios for Users
Creating Bespoke ZTA Use Cases
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Good to know

Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Develops foundational knowledge and skills for implementing Zero Trust Architecture
Suitable for those with basic understanding of Zero Trust Architecture concepts
Appropriate for IT professionals, security architects, and risk management personnel
Addresses common challenges in implementing Zero Trust models, such as security gaps
Provides use cases specific to multi-cloud, mobile devices, and remote work scenarios
Taught by instructor Lyron H. Andrews, an experienced practitioner in the field of Zero Trust

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Learners who complete Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA): Use Case Identification and Implementation will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Security Architect
Security Architects design and implement security measures for an organization's information systems and data. This course would be particularly relevant to those interested in a career as a Security Architect as it provides detailed information on how to identify and implement zero trust use cases.
Information Security Analyst
Information Security Analysts plan and implement security measures to protect an organization's information systems and data. This course would be particularly relevant to those interested in a career as an Information Security Analyst as it provides detailed information on how to identify and implement zero trust use cases.
CISO
CISOs are responsible for the overall security of an organization's information systems and data. This course would be particularly relevant to those interested in a career as a CISO as it provides detailed information on how to identify and implement zero trust use cases.
Security Analyst
Security Analysts identify and assess security risks and vulnerabilities in computer systems and networks. This course may be useful in a career as a Security Analyst as it provides an overview of zero trust architecture and how to implement it in different scenarios.
Network Security Engineer
Network Security Engineers design, implement, and maintain security measures for computer networks. This course may be useful in a career as a Network Security Engineer as it provides an overview of zero trust architecture and how to implement it in different network scenarios.
Security Consultant
Security Consultants provide advice and guidance to organizations on how to improve their security posture. This course may be useful in a career as a Security Consultant as it provides an overview of zero trust architecture and how to implement it in different scenarios.
Network Administrator
Network Administrators manage and maintain computer networks. This course may be useful in a career as a Network Administrator as it provides an overview of zero trust architecture and how to implement it in different network administration scenarios.
Compliance Analyst
Compliance Analysts ensure that an organization's information systems and data are in compliance with applicable laws and regulations. This course may be useful in a career as a Compliance Analyst as it provides an overview of zero trust architecture and how to implement it in different compliance scenarios.
Penetration Tester
Penetration Testers identify and exploit vulnerabilities in computer systems and networks. This course may be useful in a career as a Penetration Tester as it provides an overview of zero trust architecture and how to implement it in different testing scenarios.
Cloud Security Architect
Cloud Security Architects design and implement security measures for cloud computing environments. This course may be useful in a career as a Cloud Security Architect as it includes a section on how to implement zero trust in multi-cloud environments.
Security Auditor
Security Auditors assess the security of computer systems and networks. This course may be useful in a career as a Security Auditor as it provides an overview of zero trust architecture and how to implement it in different audit scenarios.
Cyber Security Engineer
Cyber Security Engineers are responsible for protecting computer systems and networks from digital attacks. This course may be useful in a career as a Cyber Security Engineer as it would enhance your knowledge of security architecture and help you to develop and implement security measures.
Incident Responder
Incident Responders investigate and respond to security incidents. This course may be useful in a career as an Incident Responder as it provides an overview of zero trust architecture and how to implement it in different incident response scenarios.
Risk Analyst
Risk Analysts identify and assess risks to an organization's information systems and data. This course may be useful in a career as a Risk Analyst as it provides an overview of zero trust architecture and how to implement it in different risk assessment scenarios.
IT Manager
IT Managers plan and direct the activities of an organization's information technology department. This course may be useful in a career as an IT Manager as it provides an overview of zero trust architecture and how to implement it in different IT management scenarios.

Reading list

We've selected five books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA): Use Case Identification and Implementation.
Focuses on practical implementation of Zero Trust Architecture. The chapters are well organized by component: ZTNA, Zero Trust Workloads, ZT Management and Monitoring, etc. Within those sections the authors address key concepts, provide Real World Examples, and offer Implementation Guidance.
Covers the fundamentals and advanced topics of zero trust networks, with detailed guidance on how to design, implement, and manage a secure zero trust network.
Provides a step-by-step guide to implementing a Zero Trust Architecture in an enterprise setting. It covers all aspects of ZTA, from planning and design to implementation and maintenance, serving as a valuable resource for professionals involved in the deployment of a ZTA solution.
Explores Zero Trust security for Operational Technology (OT) environments, addressing the specific challenges and considerations that arise in this context. It offers guidance on how to implement a Zero Trust approach in OT environments, ensuring the security and reliability of critical infrastructure.

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