Dr. Philip Cao (aka #DrPC), EDBA, MSCS, ZTX-I, CCISO, CISM, CMSC, CCSP, CCSK, CASP, GICSP, PCSPI is a Strategist, Advisor, Educator, Contributor and Motivator. He’s also a Cyber | Zero Trust Strategist & Evangelist and Chief Trust Officer. He has 24 years’ experience in IT/Cybersecurity industry in various sectors & positions.
Delighted to participate in the sharing session with Cybersecurity Community of Cambodia in the weekend with the topic: “Demystifying Zero Trust: from Concept to Practical Approach”. My ongoing activities of driving Cybersecurity across countries of Southeast Asia for a Safe ASEAN. Many thanks to SecuDemy.com, Cyber Youth Cambodia & ISAC-Cambodia for having me with the session.
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Chiều thứ 7 cuối tuần, người-nông-dân lại tiếp tục rón-rén giao-lưu chia-sẻ với Cộng-đồng An-ninh An-toàn Thông-tin Cambodia với chủ đề: “Làm Sáng-tỏ hơn về Zero Trust: từ Mô-hình Khái-niệm đến Tiếp-cận Thực-tế”. Vẫn tiếp-tục rón-rén các hoạt-động trong mục-tiêu-chung vì một Đông-Nam-Á an-toàn hơn hi hi :)))
Sharing session with students from School of Engineering & Technology, Hue University (HUET) this morning September 25, 2021. Contribution to the University in the weekend as usual. Many thanks to PA Vietnam & VNNIC for having me with the session.
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Sáng thứ 7 cuối tuần lại tiếp tục rón-rén giao lưu với các bạn SV của Khoa Kỹ-thuật Công-nghệ, Đại học Huế (HUET). Rất vui lại được trở về Huế (qua màn hình, hi hi) và hy vọng COVID sẽ sớm qua đi để người-nông-dân lại được gặp mặt và giao lưu trực tiếp các bạn SV ở Huế nhé hi hi :))))
Delighted to participate in the panel discussion moderated by Dr. Huynh Nhat Nam on “Cybersecurity and Data Privacy”, as part of the Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative (Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative Academy at Fulbright University Vietnam) Academy Seminar on “Digital Transformation: Challenges and Opportunities” organised by Fulbright University Vietnam on 24 Sep 2021. Fellow panelists included Dr. Hingyan Lee, Philip Victor & Faisal Yahya. The audience comprised 35 rising young professionals in Southeast Asia and YSEALI faculty members with a very strong interest in digital transformation. We fielded questions covering a wide ranging topics including cybersecurity strategy, Zero Trust, critical infrastructure, IT/OT convergence & associated risks & emerging threats in post-pandemic.
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Người-nông-dân lại rón-rén giao-lưu với 35 Fellows trẻ đến từ khắp các nước ASEAN trong phiên thảo-luận sáng nay được tổ chức bởi YSEALI Academy của Fulbright University Vietnam, hi hi :))))
Sharing session with students from HUTECH. Contribution to the University in the weekend as usual. Many thanks to PA Vietnam & VNNIC for having me with the session.
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Sáng thứ 7 cuối tuần lại tiếp tục rón-rén giao lưu với các bạn SV của Trường ĐH Công nghệ TP.HCM (HUTECH). Rất vui lại được trở về HUTECH và hy vọng COVID sẽ sớm qua đi để người-nông-dân lại được gặp mặt trực tiếp các bạn SV và hát tặng các bạn 1 ca khúc Rock nhé hi hi :))))
Security professionals can use this report to select the right partner for their Zero Trust network access.
ZTNA Evaluation Overview
The Forrester New Wave™ differs from our traditional Forrester Wave™. In the Forrester New Wave evaluation, we assess only emerging technologies, and we base our analysis on a 10-criterion survey and a 2-hour briefing with each evaluated vendor. We group the 10 criteria into current offering and strategy (see Figure 1). We also review market presence.
We included 15 vendors in this assessment: Akamai Technologies, Appgate, Cisco, Citrix, Cloudflare, Google, Juniper Networks, Netskope, Palo Alto Networks, Perimeter 81, Proofpoint, Tencent Security, VMware, Wandera, and Zscaler (see Figure 2 and see Figure 3). Each of these vendors has:
A proprietary Zero Trust network access product or service. We included vendors that demonstrate Zero Trust principles for on-premises application access by a remote workforce. We included vendors whose products and services actively replace VPN infrastructure.
Annual ZTNA revenues of at least $5 million. We included vendors with at least $5 million annual ZTNA revenues in the 12 months ending on the cutoff date.
At least 150 ZTNA customers and a global presence. We included vendors that have an install base of at least 150 active ZTNA customer organizations in production, with at least 10% of revenue outside the organization’s home region (NA, LATAM, APAC, or EMEA).
At least 100 full-time employees. We included vendors with at least 100 full-time employees to better compare customer support, go-to-market, and ability to support strategic initiatives.
An unaided mindshare within the industry. The vendors we evaluated are frequently mentioned in Forrester client inquiries, vendor selection RFPs, shortlists, consulting projects, and case studies. These vendors are also mentioned by other vendors during Forrester briefings as viable and formidable competitors.
Read the full report to find out how to evaluate ZTNA solutions to best suit your remote and hybrid workforce security needs. It covers:
Forrester’s evaluation criteria for ZTNA vendors
Strengths and factors to consider when mapping out your long-term workforce security needs
