Zero trust is more of a strategy than a piece of technology you install to make your network safer. Several government agencies, including the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST ...

Adopting a zero-trust approach can be the impetus IT teams need to expose technical debt and make sure all network components are capable of enforcing security controls.

AI and machine-learning techniques are imperative in a zero-trust environment that depends on analysis of the behavior of every device, person, or system using the network.

Zero trust allows strong authentication and authorisation, while reducing the network overhead of extending your corporate network out into your users' homes. Some zero trust security controls can ...

Examples of identity types are the user, device, applications, data, network traffic and behaviors. Geographic location is no longer a source of trust — it is merely treated as an attribute to ...

ORLANDO, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Zero Networks, a leading provider of zero trust network security solutions, today announced the addition of identity segmentation capabilities within the Zero ...

Zero Trust network benefits To show the benefits of a Zero Trust network, the NSA gives three examples based on real cybersecurity incidents where the threat actor would have been unsuccessful if ...

Zero-trust network access (ZTNA) is a security model that follows the principle of “never trust, always verify.”Instead of relying on traditional network perimeter security, ZTNA mandates that ...

In a new video for FedScoop, Jon Green, chief technology and security officer for HPE Aruba Networking, discusses how AI-driven network technology can help agencies meet these zero trust mandates.

New Syxsense Zero Trust Delivers Industry’s First End-To-End Solution for Zero Trust Network Access. ... (MFA) tools to provide a “go, no-go” security status of devices. For example, if a ...