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Zero trust. It sounds harsh, doesn’t it? But when it comes to your network, it’s the best way to handle security. Zero trust means assuming that anyone on your network, whether inside or outside, has harmful intentions. If you think about it that way, you’re more likely to lock your network down properly. That’s what Don Boxley believes. Boxley, CEO/Co-founder of security company DH2i, discusses the idea of zero trust with ActualTech Media’s James Green. He also announces a new network security product: DxConnect. He explains what DxConnect does, and why it matters. Show highlights include: What “zero trust” means in practice How to control privileged user access The ways in which your network is like a castle with a moat (and why the moat may not be enough to protect you anymore) The advantages of DxConnect The crucial importance of securing edge communications DxConnect licensing details Resource links from the show: DH2i – http://dh2i.com DxConnect - http://dh2i.com/dxconnect Get fre