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Microsegmentation Buyer's Guide: How to Evaluate Solutions for Zero Trust and Hybrid Cloud

  • Fri, Dec 4, 2026
  • 1:00PM - 2:00PM EST
  • English
  • Matt Bromiley
  • Leadership Insights
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About the Webcast

As applications spread across data centers, cloud environments, and Kubernetes, security teams need a way to control traffic between workloads without disrupting the connections those applications depend on. Microsegmentation can limit lateral movement and reduce the impact of a breach, but choosing and deploying a solution takes more than comparing policy features.

Join SANS for a practical look at what to evaluate before investing in microsegmentation. We'll discuss workload discovery, application dependency mapping, policy design, and enforcement across hybrid environments. We'll also cover how to test a solution in a proof of concept and roll out least-privilege controls safely.

What You'll Learn

During this webcast, attendees will learn about:

  • Microsegmentation in Zero Trust: Where workload-level controls fit alongside network, cloud, and Kubernetes security
  • Visibility and Coverage: How to assess workload discovery and map the traffic applications need
  • Policy and Enforcement: What to look for in dynamic grouping, least-privilege rules, and enforcement across environments
  • Safe Deployment: How simulation, staged rollout, exceptions, and rollback can reduce application disruption
  • Proof-of-Concept Testing: How to validate blocking, resilience, troubleshooting, performance, and operational effort

Whether you're starting a microsegmentation program or comparing solutions, this webcast will help you ask more useful questions and set measurable criteria for success.

Meet the Speaker

Matt Bromiley
Matt Bromiley

Matt Bromiley

Security R&D at Prophet Security

Matt Bromiley is a Lead Solutions Engineer at LimaCharlie and SANS Certified Instructor. He serves as a GIAC Advisory Board member, a SME for the SANS Security Awareness, and a technical writer for the SANS Analyst Program.

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