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Hey everyone, welcome to CyberWire X, a series of specials where we highlight important security topics

affecting security professionals worldwide.

I'm Rick Howard, the chief security officer, chief analyst, and senior fellow at the CyberWire.

And today's episode is titled The Current State of Zero Trust.

A program note, each CyberWire X special features two segments.

In the first part, we'll hear from an industry expert on the topic at hand,

and in the second part, we'll hear from our show's sponsor for their point of view.

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That I. Oh, slash CyberWire X. I'm joined by Amanda Finel, the CIO and CSO of Relativity and host of

our own podcast, The Security Sandbox that that is part of the CyberWire Networked

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