Zero trust means no automatic trust; access is verified continuously. Key domains include identity, devices, applications, data, and telemetry. Experts emphasize scalable, incremental adoption for ...

Zero-trust security is based on the principle of “never trust, always verify”—but it’s more than a buzzword. It requires every user, device and application, whether inside or outside an organization, ...

Zero trust has become a key strategy for protecting small businesses’ sensitive data. With cyberthreats constantly increasing in numbers and threats, it is essential to reduce the risks. However, the ...

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Cloud security company Zscaler Inc. today announced a series of product updates designed to help enterprises extend zero-trust security across their distributed environments. The announcements, made ...

The WatchGuard Zero Trust Bundle brings identity confidence, device integrity, and secure access together in a single, cloud-delivered architecture that can be deployed with minimal overhead. A single ...

The days of walling off the outside world to protect your network are quickly going the way of the Dodo. Thanks to the extraordinary growth of remote workforces, the adoption of cloud-based networking ...

The Pentagon is expected to release a new assessment to evaluate and approve zero trust standards in early 2025. This new initiative, which Les Call — director of the DOD’s Zero Trust Portfolio ...

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 ...

Fifteen years ago, I introduced the zero-trust security model while working as an analyst at Forrester Research. At the time, cybersecurity was still rooted in perimeter-based thinking, built on the ...

State-sponsored cyberthreats, like the Volt Typhoon campaign attributed to China, have reinforced a harsh reality: Utility companies and critical ...