How APIs Bolster Zero Trust Strategies

Presented by

Darryn Graham, Solutions Architect, Software AG Government Solutions

About this talk

Watch Darryn Graham’s session from Digital Government Institute’s April 21st Zero Trust: The Fundamentals virtual conference here.

Learn how Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) help fortify an organization’s Zero Trust strategy. This session will explore the core principals of the NIST Zero Trust model, and map these into actionable guidance to protect systems with non-human (machine-to-machine) interfaces.

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