10 Tips for Enabling Zero Trust Security

The widespread adoption of public cloud services and the growth of the mobile workforce has rendered perimeter-based security models obsolete. An organisation’s applications and data are likely to exist both inside the traditional firewall and beyond it. What is needed is a pivot to “boundaryless” security, known more commonly as Zero Trust. In a Zero Trust model, all users and devices—both inside and outside of the corporate network—are deemed untrustworthy. Access is granted based on a dynamic evaluation of the risk associated with each request. The same security checks are applied to all users, devices, applications, and data every time. If you are committed to deploying a Zero Trust model, or are just considering it, download our eBook to learn our 10 tips to help make your journey a bit smoother.