Highlights from Our Zero Trust Discussion in Denver
This past Tuesday we hosted our final in person event of the year with our partners at WatchGuard, and it turned out to be a great way to wrap up 2025! We met with clients and local IT leaders at Capital Grille in Denver for a holiday luncheon that mixed good food, great conversations, and a focused look at what Zero Trust really means going into 2026.
Marc from WatchGuard walked us through the threat landscape that most businesses are dealing with right now. AI assisted phishing, credential theft, and supply chain compromises are no longer fringe tactics. They are everyday tools for bad actors.
We also took a closer look at how WatchGuard Firecloud can help simplify a modern security stack while strengthening visibility and control. If you want a deeper breakdown of how Firecloud works, you can read our overview here: Zero Trust with Firecloud: Total Access for Business.
Events like this let us step out of the day to day and talk openly about what is working, what needs attention, and how technology leaders can stay one step ahead. The feedback from attendees made it clear that sessions with practical takeaways are exactly what our community wants more of.
We will be announcing more in person events for early 2026 very soon. If you want to be the first to know or if you want help reviewing your security posture before the new year hits, reach out to our team anytime to be added to our lists.
Thanks again to everyone who joined us. We look forward to seeing you at the next one!
FAQ: All In Technology Zero Trust and FireCloud Total Access
What is Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA)?
ZTNA verifies identity and context before granting application access. It replaces the broad and risky access that traditional VPNs provide.
Is FireCloud a VPN replacement?
Yes. FireCloud Total Access provides secure access to private and SaaS applications without requiring a VPN.
How does FireCloud support hybrid and remote work?
FireCloud applies consistent security rules from anywhere and gives remote workers the same protection they would receive inside the office.
How does intelligent analysis support Zero Trust?
It identifies unusual activity based on behavior and flags issues early so organizations can respond quickly and contain risks.
