Zero Trust

Folks, I'm pleased to announce the availability of my book Zero Trust Security: An Enterprise Guide. In this book, we introduce Zero Trust principles, and explain how they map to different architectures (including, of course, the Software-Defined Perimeter). Then we look at how Zero Trust impacts the many aspects of enterprise IT and security architectures, and how organizations can set themselves up for success with Zero Trust. Note that we deliberately took a vendor-neutral approach in the book -- in fact we barely mention vendors at all.

The book is currently available in print and eBook at Amazon here Zero Trust Security: An Enterprise Guide  and is available in eBook format from the publisher here Zero Trust Security - An Enterprise Guide | Jason Garbis | Apress (print version coming soon). Apress is offering a 20% discount with the coupon code ZEROTRUST.

Thanks to everyone in the community - our ongoing discussions and debates over the past couple years have definitely helped frame my thinking.

Note also that I'm posting this here not as blatant self-promotion (I hope), but rather because this is a very relevant book which I think folks in this  community will be interested in. 

Thanks, I used Apress code SXSW21 before March 21st 2021 to get 40% off. worked out to 17.99GBP posted to the UK vs Amazon 27.99GBP. 

Looking forward to reading this soon.

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Alistair Cockeram CISM, CISSP, CCSP, SCCP, MCIIS, MBCS
Security Manager, Consultant, Architect
Financial Services
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Original Message:
Sent: Mar 14, 2021 11:57:01 AM
From: Jason Garbis
Subject: Newly published book on Zero Trust Security

Folks, I'm pleased to announce the availability of my book Zero Trust Security: An Enterprise Guide. In this book, we introduce Zero Trust principles, and explain how they map to different architectures (including, of course, the Software-Defined Perimeter). Then we look at how Zero Trust impacts the many aspects of enterprise IT and security architectures, and how organizations can set themselves up for success with Zero Trust. Note that we deliberately took a vendor-neutral approach in the book -- in fact we barely mention vendors at all.

The book is currently available in print and eBook at Amazon here Zero Trust Security: An Enterprise Guide  and is available in eBook format from the publisher here Zero Trust Security - An Enterprise Guide | Jason Garbis | Apress (print version coming soon). Apress is offering a 20% discount with the coupon code ZEROTRUST.

Thanks to everyone in the community - our ongoing discussions and debates over the past couple years have definitely helped frame my thinking.

Note also that I'm posting this here not as blatant self-promotion (I hope), but rather because this is a very relevant book which I think folks in this  community will be interested in.

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Jason Garbis
Co-Chair, SDP Zero Trust Working Group
SVP Products, Appgate
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Hello, I've just purchased the book.
Thank you.

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Zied TURKI CISSP
Network & Security Expert
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Original Message:
Sent: Mar 15, 2021 01:05:09 PM
From: Alistair Cockeram
Subject: Newly published book on Zero Trust Security

Thanks, I used Apress code SXSW21 before March 21st 2021 to get 40% off. worked out to 17.99GBP posted to the UK vs Amazon 27.99GBP.

Looking forward to reading this soon.

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Alistair Cockeram CISM, CISSP, CCSP, SCCP, MCIIS, MBCS
Security Manager, Consultant, Architect
Financial Services

Original Message:
Sent: Mar 14, 2021 11:57:01 AM
From: Jason Garbis
Subject: Newly published book on Zero Trust Security

Folks, I'm pleased to announce the availability of my book Zero Trust Security: An Enterprise Guide. In this book, we introduce Zero Trust principles, and explain how they map to different architectures (including, of course, the Software-Defined Perimeter). Then we look at how Zero Trust impacts the many aspects of enterprise IT and security architectures, and how organizations can set themselves up for success with Zero Trust. Note that we deliberately took a vendor-neutral approach in the book -- in fact we barely mention vendors at all.

The book is currently available in print and eBook at Amazon here Zero Trust Security: An Enterprise Guide  and is available in eBook format from the publisher here Zero Trust Security - An Enterprise Guide | Jason Garbis | Apress (print version coming soon). Apress is offering a 20% discount with the coupon code ZEROTRUST.

Thanks to everyone in the community - our ongoing discussions and debates over the past couple years have definitely helped frame my thinking.

Note also that I'm posting this here not as blatant self-promotion (I hope), but rather because this is a very relevant book which I think folks in this  community will be interested in.

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Jason Garbis
Co-Chair, SDP Zero Trust Working Group
SVP Products, Appgate
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Jason, the book is excellent, thank you for taking the time to produce this.

The level of the book is perfect for imparting understanding of the subject area.

Recommended.

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Alistair Cockeram CISM, CISSP, CCSP, SCCP, MCIIS, MBCS
Security Manager, Consultant, Architect
Financial Services
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Original Message:
Sent: Mar 15, 2021 01:05:09 PM
From: Alistair Cockeram
Subject: Newly published book on Zero Trust Security

Thanks, I used Apress code SXSW21 before March 21st 2021 to get 40% off. worked out to 17.99GBP posted to the UK vs Amazon 27.99GBP.

Looking forward to reading this soon.

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Alistair Cockeram CISM, CISSP, CCSP, SCCP, MCIIS, MBCS
Security Manager, Consultant, Architect
Financial Services

Original Message:
Sent: Mar 14, 2021 11:57:01 AM
From: Jason Garbis
Subject: Newly published book on Zero Trust Security

Folks, I'm pleased to announce the availability of my book Zero Trust Security: An Enterprise Guide. In this book, we introduce Zero Trust principles, and explain how they map to different architectures (including, of course, the Software-Defined Perimeter). Then we look at how Zero Trust impacts the many aspects of enterprise IT and security architectures, and how organizations can set themselves up for success with Zero Trust. Note that we deliberately took a vendor-neutral approach in the book -- in fact we barely mention vendors at all.

The book is currently available in print and eBook at Amazon here Zero Trust Security: An Enterprise Guide  and is available in eBook format from the publisher here Zero Trust Security - An Enterprise Guide | Jason Garbis | Apress (print version coming soon). Apress is offering a 20% discount with the coupon code ZEROTRUST.

Thanks to everyone in the community - our ongoing discussions and debates over the past couple years have definitely helped frame my thinking.

Note also that I'm posting this here not as blatant self-promotion (I hope), but rather because this is a very relevant book which I think folks in this  community will be interested in.

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Jason Garbis
Co-Chair, SDP Zero Trust Working Group
SVP Products, Appgate
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