Zero Trust—the principle of "never trust, always verify"—is no longer optional. Executive Order 14028 mandates that federal ...

When modernizing zero trust controls for long-term efficiency, organizations should avoid replacing their legacy security with the next generation of the same technology they had before.

With technology advancing rapidly and new threats taking shape, zero trust, a security strategy based on continuous authentication, has become a major priority for the Department of Defense.In ...

To combat these threats, organizations must adopt Zero Trust (ZT) Architecture. An Executive Order was signed in 2021 that calls for improved national security. Section three of the order detailed ...

Jay Chaudhry, CEO of Zscaler, explains how Zero Trust architecture is transforming business operations and enabling secure AI ...

Zero trust security involves restricting access to data, networks, and infrastructure to the minimum required, with continuous verification of access legitimacy. Recognizing that organizations embark ...

The zero trust model flips the script; it assumes bad actors will get in and so it verifies identity continuously. But making that vision a reality across sprawling, decades-old government IT systems?

Among other components of zero trust security model, microsegmentation emerges as particularly important. This component allows organizations to partition their networks into smaller, isolated ...

For true continuous zero trust, security teams need a strategy that evolves with today's threat landscape and includes ... released a Zero Trust Maturity Model to help facilitate implementation.

Zero-trust security should be seen as a strategy to protect high-value assets and is not tied to a specific technology or product, says the model’s creator John Kindervag ...

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