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Episode 21: Prototype your Zero Trust solution

00:00 Introduction to Zero Trust Journey 02:19 Understanding Zero Trust Implementation 06:15 The Role of Identity in Zero Trust 10:56 Building Relationships in IT 16:35 Vendor Partnerships and Communication 19:29 Mobile Device Management and Zero Trust 20:25 Understanding Use Cases and Device Choices 22:06 The Shift to Cloud PCs and Virtual Solutions 23:56 Integrating Security and Identity Management 26:00 Building Relationships for Effective Zero Trust Implementation 30:21 Navigating Technical Challenges in Zero Trust 33:45 Fostering Communication Across Departments 37:52 Tactical Steps for Zero Trust Implementation Guest:   / stahltom   Host:   / victorvirtual   Co-host:   / beingageek   In this episode, the hosts are joined by Tom Stahl, a seasoned Senior Solutions Architect supporting end-user computing in one of the top six U.S. banks. Tom brings a wealth of frontline experience from the trenches of implementing Zero Trust—from mobile to desktop, from networking to identity. If you're an engineer, architect, or admin who's ever been told to “go implement Zero Trust,” this episode is your playbook. Highlights: --| Why enterprise mobility was Zero Trust before Zero Trust was cool. --| Building strong internal and vendor relationships as the key to implementation success. --| Conditional Access, device compliance, and identity: how to align these critical pieces. --| Certificates: useful until they’re not—why PKI planning still matters. --| Tactical advice for prototyping, passwordless, and building your Zero Trust baseline. This episode kicks off our “Field Stories” series—real-world, technical deep-dives from practitioners who’ve had to make Zero Trust work under real constraints. Subscribe to our LinkedIn to never miss news, updates, and quizzes to earn digital badges:   / zero-trust-journey   👉 Learn more at: ztjourney.com Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any affiliated organization. This content is provided for informational purposes only.