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Zero Trust: Going Beyond the Perimeter
Discover what zero trust means, and how to build a sound strategy using the 3 pillars of zero trust. Read this white paper to get all the details.
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Zero Trust is a security model that operates on the principle of 'never trust, always verify.' It assumes that every part of the network could be potentially hostile, regardless of whether it's internal or external. This approach is increasingly important as traditional perimeter defenses, like firewalls, have proven insufficient against sophisticated attacks. With the rise of mobility, cloud computing, and BYOD (bring your own device) policies, organizations need to rethink their security strategies to ensure that access requests are continuously verified.
How does Zero Trust improve security?
Implementing a Zero Trust model enhances security by providing better visibility across users, devices, and applications. It requires continuous verification of trust for every access request, which helps to contain potential threats and limit lateral movement within the network. By adopting principles like least privilege access and segmenting resources, organizations can significantly reduce their attack surface. For instance, a 2019 report indicated that nearly one-third of breaches involved compromised credentials, highlighting the need for more robust verification methods.
What are the key components of Zero Trust?
Key components of a Zero Trust framework include visibility to inform policy decisions, continuous reassessment of trust levels for users and devices, and the validation of devices and applications that may not be owned by the organization. Organizations should also focus on making access control decisions at various layers, ensuring that security measures are transparent to users while still being effective. Additionally, implementing adaptive policies based on the sensitivity of resources can help manage risk levels appropriately.
Zero Trust: Going Beyond the Perimeter
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