Get first-hand insights from our network security experts on the advantages of direct-routed Zero Trust Network Access built for complex hybrid IT environments.
Direct-Routed ZTNA for OT
Resilience and Compliance Without Cloud Reliance
Mission‑critical operational technology demands more than cloud‑dependent access models. This two‑part webinar series explores how direct‑routed Zero Trust Network Access delivers resilience, sovereignty, and compliance, without compromising uptime or operational control.
Next Live Session: Tuesday, June 23 | 12:00 ET
AI Is Already on Your Network.
Is Your Access Model Ready?
Your employees are already running AI agents that read documents, query databases and call tools to send email, move money and touch production systems. Most access architectures were built for people, not the agents acting for them.
Network-layer entitlements and AI-layer entitlements are two different problems, and most organizations manage only one. Today's AI "guardrails" focus on hallucination, safety and content moderation—not cybersecurity.
What You’ll Learn
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A working vocabulary for AI agents, models, providers and tools, and why the distinctions matter for risk
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The four questions to ask about your environment: which providers employees are using, which models those providers expose, what data flows into them and what tools the agents can access
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Why network entitlements and AI entitlements are different problems, and what each layer can and cannot enforce
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Where current "AI guardrails" stop and where cybersecurity controls need to start
PART II: Wednesday, May 27 | 12:00 ET
Compliance Without Compromise
Securing OT Access for DoD and Highly Regulated Environments
For regulated organizations, Zero Trust must align with compliance mandates and operational realities. Cloud‑first models often complicate both.
In Part II of our Direct-Routed ZTNA for OT webinar series, our experts will discuss how direct‑routed ZTNA supports DoD‑aligned Zero Trust while preserving data sovereignty, auditability, and architectural control across regulated OT environments.
What You’ll Learn
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How direct‑routed ZTNA aligns with federal Zero Trust principles
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Maintaining data sovereignty over identity, policy, and audit logs
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Designing access controls that reflect OT—not IT—operational realities
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Why operational resilience is a compliance requirement, not a bonus
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Scaling internal and third‑party access without expanding risk