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Zero Trust

Zero Trust, also known as Zerotrust, is a security framework that operates on the principle that no one is trustworthy by default, whether inside or outside the network. This approach is crucial for anyone concerned about cybersecurity, especially in organisations that manage sensitive information. Videos cover topics like Unified Endpoint Management (UEM), using IBM Cloud's security tools, and even real-world hacking scenarios that highlight security vulnerabilities and the importance of compliance.

Also called: Zerotrust
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Your idea can be anything. At our last workshops, people built plant-based nutrition businesses, a way to measure planetary resilience, crochet headwear and a way to connect lonely people living in the same building. An asset manager went on to raise an additional £25M on their fund within nine months. The fourth workshop is a full day at KOKO with Nick Sarafa, learning to build with Claude Code. Bring the thing you keep meaning to start. We’ll bring the pizza.

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Makers residency 4th edition
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