Zero Dwell Trusted Security Advisor Community

Advance Zero Trust through shared expertise

ZD-TSA brings security professionals together to share Zero Trust knowledge and encourage adoption. Explore its membership levels, community activities and Cyber Guardians council.

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Community mission

Zero Dwell Trusted Security Advisor (ZD-TSA) brings security professionals together to explain Zero Trust and encourage its adoption.

Participation levels

Cyber Guardians form the community board, comprising initial members and membership approvers. Cyber Defenders meet the community’s minimum requirements. Both levels include a certificate and lapel pin; Guardians also receive a plaque.

Community activities

Members share Zero Trust knowledge through white papers, webinars, industry events, contributed articles, press releases, blogs and social posts. Activity is tracked and reported monthly. Community reward points are intended for ZD-TSA merchandise.

Getting involved

Explore the program on Xcitium’s website. Before joining, clarify admission criteria, expected activities, reporting requirements and the terms for using reward points.

ZD-TSA / CYBER GUARDIANS

Advisory council

Chaim Sanders

Leads the corporate security team at Lyft

Raymond Comvalius

Infrastructure architect and trainer

Sander Berkouwer

Chief Technology Officer, The Ranstad

Osman Akagunduz

Cloud architect and founder of Cloudify

Grzegorz Tworek

Security internals enthusiast

George Dobrea

Cybersecurity strategist, speaker, author, and trainer

Dave Franklyn

Microsoft Windows and Devices for IT specialist, Microsoft Certified Trainer, videographer, and retired USAF senior master sergeant

Hakan Uzuner

Professional Services Director

Bekim Dauti

IT expert

Gökhan Yüceler

Cybersecurity advisor and incident response expert

Ahmed Nabil Mahmoud

CISO, Egyptian Banks Company

Davut EREN

Founder of Nordis Global

Before you decide

Questions, answered

How do Cyber Guardians and Cyber Defenders differ?

Cyber Guardians are the community board, including initial members and membership approvers. Cyber Defenders meet the community’s minimum requirements.

What do members do?

Members share Zero Trust knowledge through articles, white papers, webinars, and events, and report their activity monthly.