Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
We're bombarded by vendors pushing so-called "zero trust" solutions. It's time to turn the tables and start applying "zero trust" to their claims.
Tom presents a case study of a major DCS vendor's "secure' remote access offering and its inherent weaknesses despite checking all the usual checkboxes (SOC2, ISO 27001, layered architecture).
With the case study in mind, Tom provides recommendations for evaluating vendor solutions and internally justifying and selling the need for this additional evaluation.
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We're bombarded by vendors pushing so-called "zero trust" solutions. It's time to turn the tables and start applying "zero trust" to their claims.
Tom presents a case study of a major DCS vendor's "secure' remote access offering and its inherent weaknesses despite checking all the usual checkboxes (SOC2, ISO 27001, layered architecture).
With the case study in mind, Tom provides recommendations for evaluating vendor solutions and internally justifying and selling the need for this additional evaluation.
Subscribe to Dale’s ICS Security: Friday News & Notes email here:
friday.dale-peterson.com/signup
Check out S4x27. Feb 8 - 11 in Tampa:
s4xevents.com
