Webinar
SaaS ≠ Security as a Shortcut
How to stay in control of your cybersecurity in the as-a-service era
When it comes to cybersecurity, you can outsource the tools, but not the accountability.
SaaS is often seen as a shortcut to better security: once you hand over your software to a third party, aren’t they responsible for keeping it secure? Not quite. Many organizations wrongly assume that using software-as-a-service means their security responsibilities shift to the provider. But in reality, you’re still legally, contractually, and often operationally on the hook for protecting your data, managing access, and ensuring secure configurations.
Join us on May 27th for a 25-minute webinar where Tim Timmermans breaks down what shared responsibility really means in the as-a-service world.
You’ll learn how a Zero Trust approach helps maintain control and visibility: even when systems and data are no longer under your direct management.
Key takeaways:
Why SaaS doesn’t eliminate your cybersecurity responsibilities
Common misconceptions about shared responsibility in the cloud
How Zero Trust helps maintain visibility, control, and compliance—even when services are outsourced
The shifting role of the security team: from executor to validator
The move to SaaS is accelerating, but too often, security isn’t keeping up. A Zero Trust strategy gives you a way to keep a firm grip on your security posture, no matter where your data and applications live.
Join us to find out how Zero Trust can help you stay in control, without slowing down your SaaS adoption.
Date & Time
Tuesday, May 27th, 2025
9AM CDT (TX, United States) / 4PM CEST (Europe)
This webinar will take approximately 25 minutes, including Q&A.
Your HOST
Tim Timmermans
Tim is CISO Netherlands at ON2IT and a researcher and consultant in the domain of Zero Trust.
