If you’re ready to adopt Zero Trust but don’t know where to start, our Zero Trust Readiness Assessment was designed for you. We’ll help you understand the benefits and core tenets of Zero Trust, define your Zero Trust strategy, assess your current state and build an appropriate Zero Trust roadmap for your unique environment. The Zero Trust Security Model is a strategic approach which can prevent data breaches by eliminating the need for digital trust in your organization. Rooted in the principle of ‘never trust, always verify’, Zero Trust is a strategy and model for information security that resonates with the highest levels of any organization yet is tactically deployed using off-the-shelf technology. A Zero Trust strategy is decoupled from technology. While technologies change over time, the strategy itself remains intact. Zero Trust is the only cybersecurity strategy that can prevent successful breaches. Embracing Zero Trust helps to protect your critical assets and reduces the impact on any attacked area.
Ransomware has, much like other criminal enterprises in the cyber realm, verticalized and developed an entire ecosystem designed to operate with efficiency and scale. Ransomware continues to evolve and organizations that fail to plan for an attack are setting themselves up for catastrophic failure.
Over the past few decades, organizations have slowly shifted to the cloud and started embracing digital transformation. But when the 2020 pandemic hit, those who were slow to welcome digitalization had no choice but to adapt, as nearly every workforce had to go remote to stay afloat. While virtual private networks (VPNs) were the standard before, they no longer provide the security and access control required for distributed teams.