Zero Trust is a widely discussed and accepted concept in the IT security community. It involves classifying all access to corporate resources as potentially risky and taking appropriate measures to secure all access activities.
Organizations can reap the benefits of Zero Trust, such as reduced cyber threats and greater flexibility in the age of hybrid cloud and hybrid work. This requires a thorough review of existing IT systems and processes, as well as employee training and awareness.
Attackers will continue to focus on alternative attack methods that bypass Zero Trust security, and users may be impacted by excessive restrictions on their productivity. While Zero Trust can be an important part of IT security, it is important to carefully consider the pros and cons before implementing.
This white paper will help you understand the basics, characteristics, and specifics of Zero Trust and introduce you to the groundbreaking ideas behind this security approach. You will learn how to take advantage of Zero Trust and prepare your organization for the future of security. You will learn how Zero Trust reduces the risk of cyber threats, makes organizations more agile in the era of hybrid cloud and hybrid work, and achieves the ideal balance between security and usability.
The topics and issues covered in this white paper include:
- What Zero Trust is and why it is the present and future of enterprise security
- The features and benefits of Zero Trust, and its drawbacks
- Zero Trust in hybrid and multi-cloud environments, steps in trust security analysis
- Zero Trust in practice: Finding the balance between security and usability
Simply register, and you will receive this whitepaper on Zero Trust and the reinterpretation of cybersecurity directly and free of charge as a PDF download!