Redefining Security: Bringing Zero Trust Architecture to the Public Sector

Redefining Security: Bringing Zero Trust Architecture to the Public Sector

It has never been more important for government agencies to prioritize their security posture. Increasingly, they're turning to zero trust architecture to keep their networks safe from attack. But what, exactly, does it mean to implement zero trust? And why are more organizations taking this approach? Read this report to learn what the experts have to say.

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