Restoring trust online: what can we learn from cybersecurity's zero trust models?
Cybersecurity engineers are shifting to a security model called “zero trust”: the idea that trust should not be automatically granted to a user by default.
Tomas Okmanas is a tech-driven entrepreneur, investor, and co-founder of several global startups across both B2C and B2B sectors. He is best known for co-founding Nord Security, a leading global cybersecurity company that provides the world’s most advanced VPN service, NordVPN. Tomas consistently demonstrates strong business acumen, whether by bootstrapping ventures like Oxylabs, a market-leading web intelligence collection platform, or by fostering growth from the earliest stages, as seen with hosting provider Hostinger, now globally recognized as the fastest-growing brand in its market.
One of Tomas’ key strengths lies in his ability to leverage technology to scale businesses and brands across diverse industries, from health-tech to sports. He owns the rising basketball brand, the BC London Lions, and is a part-owner of the Euroleague championship-winning and history-rich BC Žalgiris. Additionally, he co-founded the tech accelerator Tesonet and the media company Mediatech. Under his leadership, the combined talent pool across his ventures now exceeds 3,000 people.
Cybersecurity engineers are shifting to a security model called “zero trust”: the idea that trust should not be automatically granted to a user by default.
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