At Zero Trust World #ZTW26 in Orlando, we speak with Kieran Human, Security Enablement Lead at ThreatLocker, on how SQL injection remains one of the most persistent vulnerabilities in cybersecurity, with tens of thousands of known CVEs and continued relevance in modern attacks.
Kieran explains how attackers use techniques such as authentication bypass, union-based attacks and cookie/token stealing to gain access to systems and move laterally within a network.
While SQL injection often provides the initial foothold, the real damage can occur during lateral movement across systems. We also explore how Zero Trust controls, endpoint protection and cloud access security can help stop attackers from expanding their access — even if credentials or session tokens are compromised.
Zero Trust World is held annually in Orlando, Florida with IT professionals from 28 countries in attendance.
Zero Trust World aims to empower IT professionals to embrace a default-deny security posture and build stronger, more resilient cybersecurity frameworks. Attendees gain a deeper understanding of both known and unknown cyber threats and gain actionable strategies to secure their environments and elevate their cybersecurity efforts. Plus, it’s a unique opportunity to network and collaborate with the brightest minds in the industry.
