The future of cybersecurity lies in this integration—where trust is never assumed and data is always protected.

Zero trust is a security model that does not trust any user or application by default.

Zero trust has become a key strategy for protecting small businesses’ sensitive data. With cyberthreats constantly increasing in numbers and threats, it is essential to reduce the risks. However, the ...

Zero trust is simple to define but complex to implement. It means never trust, always verify—especially in cloud environments ...

A zero trust architecture locks down data and contains damages from breaches by taking a ‘never trust, always verify’ approach.

Numberline Security and Veeam Extend the Zero Trust Maturity Model for Improved Cyber Resilience ...

The Microsoft Zero Trust workshop has been expanded to cover all six pillars of Microsoft's Zero Trust model, providing a ...

Despite more than a decade of talk, the seminal concept in cybersecurity of zero trust — the assumption that no user or device on a computer network can be trusted — hasn’t been implemented ...

Cyberattacks on U.S. critical infrastructure — including ransomware assaults, supply chain compromises, and state-sponsored ...

The Zero Trust Maturity Model’s five pillars — identity, devices, networks, applications and workloads, and data — are meant to be a guide for federal agencies zero trust strategy implementations and ...

One model which has been widely touted, and delivers some very real and positive results for organizations, is Zero Trust.

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency will publish the second version of its Zero Trust Maturity Model in the coming days, a top agency official said Thursday. The latest version of the ...