The simplest way to think of zero trust is as a philosophy: Never implicitly trust users or devices, always verify them. The more official definition, according to the National Institute of Standards ...

Cyber security has long been likened to building a fortress: thick walls, watchtowers, and a moat separating the inside from the outside. This perimeter-focused approach thrived for decades, but in ...

When Forrester developed its Zero Trust model in 2009, it didn’t take off overnight. According to Okta, in 2021, less than a quarter (24%) of all organizations had a Zero Trust framework in place. But ...

Zero Trust isn’t just for firewalls—your badge readers, cameras, and controllers are now frontline targets, and continuous device verification is the only way to keep them from becoming an attacker’s ...

Defense and security leaders globally must fully embrace a mindset shift that’s already reshaping security worldwide: Zero Trust.

Telecoms can’t rely on old walls anymore, so zero trust becomes the everyday mindset that keeps sprawling networks and legacy gear safe from today’s stealthy attackers. Telecom networks are everywhere ...