Deploying Zscaler Private Access is an important milestone, but it doesn’t settle your next round of policy decisions. Where should device posture, identity and risk context change access, and which dependencies need to be addressed first?

In this small, interactive workshop, Numberline Security founders Jason Garbis (workshop lead) and Jerry Chapman (co-lead) will take a ZPA scenario, including adaptive access, through our Zero Trust Blueprint methodology. Together we’ll:

Start from a desired application access policy and work backward

Identify the capabilities and dependencies needed to enforce it

Show how those decisions shape a technology-and-process roadmap and an access-policy roadmap

This is a working discussion, not a ZPA configuration walkthrough. We’ll show the thinking live in Meridian and send you the sample roadmap PDFs after the session.

Who it’s for: Directors of Security, Deputy CISOs, Security Architects and Zero Trust leads
Hosts: Jason Garbis (lead) and Jerry Chapman (co-lead)
When: Thursday, November 19, 2026, 8:00–8:30 a.m. PST
Format: 30 minutes, live, limited to 7 participants, not recorded
Cost: Free

Session full? Email info@numberlinesecurity.com with the workshop you’re interested in,and we’ll add you to the waitlist.


 Disclaimer: Numberline Security is an independent company. This workshop is not sponsored by, endorsed by, or affiliated with Zscaler, Inc. Zscaler and Zscaler Private Access (ZPA) are trademarks of Zscaler, Inc. and are used here only to identify the technology discussed.

Beyond Zscaler ZPA: Build Your Zero Trust Roadmap