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I have been attending all Zenith live events since Zscaler’s debut. I like to plan my stay ahead and organize sessions I want to attend and meetings with peers ahead of time so I do not get caught up by time and end up missing interesting sessions. I started sharing last year and received great feedback, so I am doing it again this year. I am happy to catch up on the Cloudi-Fi booth and spend quality time shaping Zero Trust cloud security with the vibrant Zscaler community.

On 25 May 2024, the GDPR will mark its 6th anniversary. The GDPR regulation, aimed at protecting personal data, has significantly influenced global data protection laws, including those in Brazil, China, Japan, the UK, and several US states. GDPR regulation has heightened awareness about data privacy, with 67% of Europeans familiar with it. Despite its benefits, such as improving data security and fostering compliance investments, it poses challenges, particularly high GDPR compliance costs for SMEs. Efforts like the Digital Market Act and Digital Services Act aim to enhance GDPR's positive impacts and address enforcement discrepancies. The forthcoming EU Artificial Intelligence Act also reflects ongoing regulatory evolution. This article provides an in-depth insight into GDPR's impacts on country regulations and consequences for global organizations and enterprises

This article advocates Zero Trust WiFi as essential for modern enterprise security, emphasizing the shift from traditional security to dynamic cloud-based models. It highlights the importance of rigorous identity verification in a world where traditional network security is obsolete, promoting Cloud Captive Portal and Cloud-based DHCP solutions for enhanced Wi-Fi security. This approach, centered on a "never trust, always verify" principle, is crucial for robust cybersecurity in today's interconnected landscape.