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What is Zero-Trust? How can it be a game-changer for the security, control, and monitoring of your IT infrastructure?

It might appear like a challenging task to move from a centralized point of access to the network and apply a zero-trust security model. But, with growing instances of data breaches, cybersecurity threats, and the need for remote working, zero-trust network access has become a need of the hour for many organizations. It provides a […]
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Why is it so important for MSPs to have zero trust in the digital age?

The pandemic may have accelerated the need for enterprises of all sizes to move towards digital transformation, but the need for cyber security has existed since before. However, with new actors or hackers, malicious software has also evolved and expanded the cyber threats to a larger attack surface.    While enterprises need robust digital solutions, implementing […]
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How Zero Trust helps banks overcome the biggest challenges of digital transformation

Zero Trust is a holistic approach to cybersecurity that emphasizes verification rather than trusting users. The financial sector has always been rife with security threats and a common target for cybercriminals. Enterprises handling financial data are subject to more security protocols and scrutiny from several angles, including governments, regulatory bodies, and customers. The pandemic has […]
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Unlock the power of Zero Trust security in your enterprise through MSPs

Zero Trust is a holistic and strategic approach to cybersecurity that emphasizes strict verification. In a modern world where digitization is ever-evolving, security threats are scaling along with potential solutions. Zero Trust security is growing as a comprehensive solution to security threats, with several enterprises already implementing it or looking to do so in the […]
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Future-proofed yet? It’s time to mitigate dangerous IT risks with Zero Trust

Zero Trust combines identity verification and policy-based permission for every identity attempting to use the network or IT resources. The person or entity may be inside the enterprise’s network or access the network remotely. Zero Trust is a framework using different technologies and best practices to know who is trying to access or use the […]
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The 5 most influential principles of Zero Trust security

Zero Trust is a set of techniques to secure end-to-end IT network infrastructure. Given the complexity of today’s networks, Zero Trust security principles continue to evolve and adapt to current demands. As indicated by the history of Zero Trust, an evolving IT security landscape was what eventually led to this concept. And right from the start, the end goal […]
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History of Zero Trust Security

Before Zero Trust security existed, companies had to take utmost care to ensure that only trusted users were allowed to access the corporate network. Although the term “Zero Trust” was popularized by John Kindervag, it was originally coined by Stephen Paul Marsh in 1994. Kindervag was an analyst with Forrester at that time when he had recognized […]
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How Zero Trust Networks works Great

Zero Trust is an approach to IT security that requires users within (and outside) the corporate network to be continuously verified, authorized, and authenticated. The philosophy behind how Zero Trust works is to “never trust and always keep verifying.” Regardless of their safe network usage habits, all users are continuously monitored. The Zero Trust methodology assumes that […]
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Find out if Zero Trust network architecture the right fit for your use case

In the past, the security of networks was constantly compromised since the concept of implicit trust was largely defined by how network resources were accessed by users within the LAN. Sometimes, even users outside the LAN were implicitly trusted if recognized by the system. However, with the increase of malware, phishing, spam, and ransomware, this […]
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