CyberRisk TV at Zero Trust World 2026 – Day 1

Doug White and Jeff Man kick off coverage from Zero Trust World 2026 in Orlando, sharing first impressions from the conference floor. They discuss the event’s growing scale, the unique audience of IT practitioners and MSPs, and how ThreatLocker’s conference blends security strategy with practical operational insights. The conversation also explores the expanding role of hands-on hacking labs, the importance of bridging security and IT operations, and what makes this conference distinct from traditional security events.

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Zero Day exploits and supply chain attacks have shifted from being rare occurrences to being an everyday threat. Learn how to be pragmatic and build a playbook and leverage ThreatLocker controls to help you:

•Build Zero trust paths in your organization

•Manage “unknown unknowns”

•Rapid containment

•Produce Data and Alerts that matter

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Analyze Exfiltration Pathing: Identify common modern methods of data exfiltration, such as social engineering, session hijacking (cookies), and the use of authorized software for malicious purposes.

Evaluate Application Permissions: Understand the risk associated with the "Full Access" model, where any software opened by a user can access everything that user has permission to see.

Implement Granular Controls: Learn to apply Zero Trust principles by using storage control policies to restrict data access to only pre-approved, necessary applications.

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This session to uplevel your configuration knowledge. No AD server required, remote and hybrid work friendly, and gpupdate is now one more thing of the past.

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We'll review steps you can take to protect devices no matter where they connect, including:

•Inventory, monitor and control applications: Ensure your company has the capability to limit what applications are on machines, and what these applications may have access to through Ringfencing

•Protect inbound traffic to remote devices: Protect your east-west traffic on the endpoints with a robust endpoint firewall tool leveraging Dynamic ACLs (Dynamic Port Management). Block all inbound traffic and only allow limited outbound traffic through common ports

•Detect any indications of compromise: Pair these controls with an in-depth detection tool (ThreatLocker Detect) that watches for potential malicious behavior and alert/automate responses to these behaviors both on the Endpoint and in your M365 environment with Cloud Detect/Control

•Manage Web Content on machines off the company network with Web Control

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Missing or incomplete configuration settings can create large gaps for attackers to exploit. Join this session for practical strategies to identify and eliminate misconfigurations which leave an organization at risk and out of compliance. Learning objectives:-Learn techniques to keep your organization compliant with major frameworks-Discover configuration gaps of opportunity to strengthen your security posture-Increase integrity and data security across the organization.

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