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Practical Zero Trust Implementation on a Budget in the Age of Mythos

Wednesday, July 22, 2026  |   1:00pm EDT

Organizations with resource and budgetary constraints still need to invest in security. Master approaches for implementing the principle of least privilege, including zero-trust and zero standing, in your environment without the complexity and cost of enterprise solutions. This webinar focuses on a simplified zero trust framework, prioritized implementation steps, and cost-effective technology options for organizations on a budget in the Mythos AI era. Hear from experts about how to adopt zero trust with limited resources and funding, while significantly improving security posture.

Organizations with resource and budgetary constraints still need to invest in security. Master approaches for implementing the principle of least privilege, including zero-trust and zero standing, in your environment without the complexity and cost of enterprise solutions. This webinar focuses on a simplified zero trust framework, prioritized implementation steps, and cost-effective technology options for organizations on a budget in the Mythos AI era. Hear from experts about how to adopt zero trust with limited resources and funding, while significantly improving security posture. 

Who should attend this webinar?

  • CISOs and Executive Leadership  

  • CTOs  

  • CIOs  

  • Directors of Information Security  

  • Directors of Security & Risk  

  • Directors of Security Operations  

  • Identity and Access Management Teams  

  • PAM and IAM Teams  

  • IT Security Professionals  

  • IT Operations: Systems Administrators, Infrastructure Management, etc.  

  • PAM Experts  

  • Developers 

What will I learn? 

  • How to uncover AI agents already using employee access 

  • Why non-human identities need dedicated controls and ownership 

  • Where MFA falls short, and where just-in-time access helps 

  • How to prioritize identity improvements by risk 

Get answers to these important questions:  

  • How many AI agents are already running without your security team knowing?  

  • Are service accounts, API keys, and tokens creating hidden access gaps?  

  • Are shared identities giving AI agents more access than they need?  

  • Can you revoke an agent’s access without disrupting other systems? 

Featured Speakers

Jake Williams
Jake Williams
Jake Williams is a cybersecurity expert who has two decades of experience in secure network design, penetration testing, incident response, forensics and malware reverse engineering. He has worked with many government agencies in information security at federal, state, and local levels. Williams is an IANS Faculty Member and also works as a SANS Analyst. He is a prolific speaker on topics in information security and has trained thousands of people on incident response, red team operations, reverse engineering, cyber threat intelligence, and other information security topics. Jake is the two time winner of the DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge, a recipient of the DoD Exceptional Civilian Service Award, and is one of only a handful of people to ever be certified as Master Network Exploitation Operator by the US Government.
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Jason Mitchell

Jason Mitchell is Senior Vice President of Engineering at Delinea, where he leads product development and cloud operations for the company's identity security and Privileged Access Management platform, running it in production at 99.999% reliability. He works on the practical side of zero trust every day, with a focus on pragmatic, cost-conscious engineering—making him well-suited to show practitioners how to put zero trust to work without enterprise-scale complexity or budgets.

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Brandon Taylor

Brandon Taylor is a Digital Editorial Program Manager at Informa TechTarget. He enables the successful delivery of sponsored content programs across Enterprise IT media brands: Dark Reading, Data Center Knowledge, InformationWeek, ITPro Today and Network Computing.