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3 tips for getting Zero Trust ready
You know zero trust is important, and so do the 83% of IT security decision-makers who say they've had to reevaluate their security policies in light of the growing number of apps, devices and users outside the corporate network.
Read this eBook to learn three important tips that will help position any organization for a successful zero trust transformation.
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Zero Trust is a strategic framework for managing security that emphasizes explicit control over the IT environment. Unlike traditional models that operate on implicit trust—where users are granted free access once authenticated—Zero Trust requires continuous verification of user identity and device security. This approach is essential in today's work-from-anywhere world, where the attack surface has expanded significantly due to remote and hybrid work environments.
Why is Endpoint Security important for Zero Trust?
Endpoint security is critical for a successful Zero Trust transformation. As the number of devices on a network increases, endpoints become major attack vectors. Effective endpoint security helps define what is considered 'known good' and blocks everything else. This proactive approach is vital as attackers can exploit multiple vulnerabilities across a device's lifecycle, making it essential to secure endpoints to protect organizational assets.
How can organizations prepare for Zero Trust?
Organizations can prepare for Zero Trust by establishing the right policies and controls that align with their business priorities. This includes starting with secure devices that have built-in protections, ensuring seamless integration across the IT ecosystem for real-time visibility, and developing workflows that can respond to potential threats. It's also important to assess the current security posture and make necessary adjustments to address the evolving threat landscape.
3 tips for getting Zero Trust ready
published by CPAC, Inc.com
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