Leveraging Zero Trust and Continuous Threat Exposure Management

Tuesday, May 13th, 2025

Leveraging Zero Trust and Continuous Threat Exposure Management

5:30 - 8:00pm ET | Boston, MA

Event Overview

“Never trust; always verify.” That’s the premise behind Zero Trust security – a term coined exactly 15 years ago by then-Forrester analyst John Kindervag. Today, Zero Trust has matured into a security framework that redefines how organizations protect their assets, users and data in today’s cloud-driven world.

Yet, as ubiquitous as the Zero Trust framework is in 2025, it is still misunderstood and misdirected at many enterprises, leading to dead-end projects and frustrating user experiences. Often, the challenge is not understanding what Zero Trust is – and is not. Sometimes it’s a matter of not having visibility even into the assets one wants to protect.

Where is your enterprise in its Zero Trust journey? What is driving your Zero Trust initiative, and what challenges have you faced along the way? What lessons have been learned from prior attempts?

Join our experts and your peers in this exclusive event to gain insights into:

Forces driving Zero Trust – and how to put them to work for you
Which challenges to expect in the Zero Trust journey
The value of Continuous Threat Exposure Management as a complementary discipline

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Moderator

Tom Field

SVP Editorial

ISMG

Sanjit Ganguli

VP, CTO in Residence

Zscaler

Speakers

Register for this exclusive roundtable, hosted by Zscaler, where you will address how to overcome the common security pitfalls that occur along the Zero Trust journey. Benefit from other enterprises’ use cases and lessons learned.

This session will be:

Chatham house rule
Peer driven
Pitch free

Subject matter expert

Sanjit Ganguli

VP, CTO in Residence

Zscaler

Sanjit Ganguli is VP, CTO-in-Residence at Zscaler, specializing in zero trust strategy, network transformation and digital experience monitoring engagements. For more than 20 years, he has worked in a variety of roles, including as a Gartner analyst and Deputy CTO at Riverbed. Sanjit was among the original analysts that coined and defined the Digital Experience Monitoring (DEM) and Artificial Intelligence for IT Operations (AIOps) markets. Sanjit also worked on the original SASE research. While at Zscaler, Sanjit has written three books on the topics of zero trust and SASE/SSE.

Sanjit’s current focus is on helping customers along their zero trust transformation journeys, which includes advising on best practices, aligning to industry and analyst frameworks, and adopting zero trust while maintaining user experience.

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Venue

Boston, MA

Venue to be announced

Underwritten by

Headquartered in San Jose, California, Zscaler operates a global network of over 150 data centers, ensuring high availability and low latency for its services. The company’s commitment to innovation and excellence is reflected in its continuous investment in research and development, as well as its strategic acquisitions to enhance its security offerings.

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