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EPISODE · Jan 5, 2026 · 16 MIN

Stopping Lateral Movement with Zero Networks

from Security You Should Know

All links and images can be found on CISO Series. In this episode, Benny Lakunishok, co-founder and CEO at Zero Networks, explains how their automated approach to microsegmentation addresses these challenges by putting a network bubble around every asset, from clients and servers to OT devices and cloud resources, without requiring agents or breaking existing environments. Joining him are Shaun Marion, vp and CSO at Xcel Energy, and Doug Mayer, vp and CSO at WCG. Want to know: Why does complexity make lateral movement such a persistent problem despite years of awareness? How can microsegmentation be deployed at scale without becoming a massive science project? How does Zero Networks handle MFA and privileged access management across all asset types? What happens if there's already a threat living in your environment during the learning phase? How to segment OT environments that use different protocols beyond standard IT systems? Can automated learning really create accurate policies without extensive human intervention? How does network segmentation fit into AI capabilities and hybrid cloud strategies? What's the real-world experience of customers who've deployed automated microsegmentation? Huge thanks to our sponsor, Zero Networks Zero Networks enables organizations to dynamically microsegment 90%+ of their networks in 90 days. The result? A self-defending, resilient network where defenders act with confidence, auditors gain clear assurance, and business operations continue uninterrupted. Step into the Era of the Defender with Zero – get a demo HERE.

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