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Zero Trust Workshop 3.0 Updated with AI Pillar 700 Security Controls Across 116 Groups and 33 Functional Swim Lanes

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Key Takeaways

  • Introduces a dedicated AI pillar to strengthen Zero Trust strategy
  • Covers 700 security controls across 116 logical groups and 33 functional swim lanes
  • Scenario-based and prescriptive approach for faster execution
  • Helps align security, IT, and business teams on common goals
  • Extends Zero Trust principles across all pillars, including AI

Zero Trust Workshop 3.0 has been enhanced with a dedicated AI pillar, significantly expanding its scope and relevance. It now includes 700 security controls organized across 116 logical groups and 33 functional swim lanes, offering a more structured and comprehensive approach to modern security challenges.

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Zero Trust Workshop 3.0 Updated with AI Pillar 700 Security Controls Across 116 Groups and 33 Functional Swim Lanes

The workshop follows a scenario-based and prescriptive model, enabling organizations to move efficiently from assessment to execution. The workshop gives you real-life situations instead of just theory. For each situation, it also tells you exactly what steps to take. So instead of just checking your current security, it helps you quickly move to actually fixing and improving things.

AreaDetails
Stakeholder AlignmentBrings security, IT, and business teams together on shared goals
Zero Trust CoverageApplies Zero Trust principles across all pillars, including AI
Security ConsistencyEnsures a unified and consistent security posture across environments
AI Scenario ExplorationHelps teams understand real-world AI use cases and associated risks
Cross-Product IntegrationConnects multiple tools to reduce silos
Zero Trust Workshop 3.0 Updated with AI Pillar 700 Security Controls Across 116 Groups and 33 Functional Swim Lanes – Table 1
Zero Trust Workshop 3.0 Updated with AI Pillar 700 Security Controls Across 116 Groups and 33 Functional Swim Lanes - Fig.1 - Creds to MS
Zero Trust Workshop 3.0 Updated with AI Pillar 700 Security Controls Across 116 Groups and 33 Functional Swim Lanes – Fig.1 – Creds to MS

Filter Areas in Zero Trust Workshop

In the Zero Trust Workshop, you can use filters to focus on key security areas. Application Access and AuthN/AuthZ controls make sure the right users access the right resources. Users and Groups help manage identities, Identity Governance oversees policies and compliance, and Operations shows ongoing activities to keep your environment secure and well-managed.

Show or Hide Areas
Application Access, AuthN/AuthZ controls
Users and Groups
Identity Governance
Identity Governance
Zero Trust Workshop 3.0 Updated with AI Pillar 700 Security Controls Across 116 Groups and 33 Functional Swim Lanes – Table 2
Zero Trust Workshop 3.0 Updated with AI Pillar 700 Security Controls Across 116 Groups and 33 Functional Swim Lanes - Fig.2 - Creds to MS
Zero Trust Workshop 3.0 Updated with AI Pillar 700 Security Controls Across 116 Groups and 33 Functional Swim Lanes – Fig.2 – Creds to MS

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Anoop C Nair is a Workplace Technology solution architect with 25+ years of experience. Microsoft Certified Trainer. Microsoft MVP from 2015 onwards for consecutive 11+ years! He is a blogger, Speaker, and Founder of HTMD Community and HTMD Conference. His main focus is on Device Management technologies like Intune, Windows, and Cloud PC. He writes about technologies like Intune, SCCM, Windows, Cloud PC, Entra, and Microsoft Security.

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