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How Zero Trust architecture improves the organization’s network security

CyberSecurity Insiders

This blog was written by an independent guest blogger. Organizations mandate users to be authentic and validated with the appropriate privacy configuration before accessing apps and information. The post How Zero Trust architecture improves the organization’s network security appeared first on Cybersecurity Insiders.

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Legacy Authentication Protocols: Why RADIUS Is (Still) Important

Duo's Security Blog

When reading the title of this blog, you might be wondering to yourself why RADIUS is being highlighted as a subject — especially amidst all of the advancements of modern authentication we see taking place recently. Instead, it supports a variety of authentication protocols , including EAP, PAP, CHAP, and others. What is RADIUS?

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WebAuthn, Passwordless and FIDO2 Explained: Fundamental Components of a Passwordless Architecture

Duo's Security Blog

When someone is told that passwords are going away in favor of a new, “password-less” authentication method, a healthy dose of skepticism is not unwarranted. Passwordless authentication refers to a system that does not require the use of passwords at all. What is WebAuthn?

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The White House Memo on Adopting a Zero Trust Architecture: Top Four Tips

Cisco Security

On the heels of President Biden’s Executive Order on Cybersecurity (EO 14028) , the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has released a memorandum addressing the heads of executive departments and agencies that “sets forth a Federal zero trust architecture (ZTA) strategy.” Devices – Are the devices authenticated and managed?

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Recapping RSAC 2021: Cisco’s Keynote, Zero Trust Deployment & Passwordless Authentication

Cisco Security

One key security trend that has enabled this rapid digital transformation for organizations is a zero trust architecture. Almost all vendors showcased a product or solution that aligns with this architecture. Zero Trust architecture falls apart without strong authentication to verify user identities. In Conclusion.

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How Dynamic Authorization Enables a Zero Trust Architecture

Security Boulevard

How Dynamic Authorization Enables a Zero Trust Architecture. Authentication only informs us that the identity is secure. Authentication and authorization together provide the framework and the controls required to secure the access to apps, data, and systems. Zero Trust is not just about authenticating and verifying identities.

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The Key Components and Functions in a Zero Trust Architecture

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

The Key Components and Functions in a Zero Trust Architecture. Zero Trust architectural principles. In one of my previous blog posts, Zero Trust 2.0: NIST’s identity-centric architecture , I discussed the three approaches to implementing a Zero Trust architecture, as described in the NIST blueprint SP 800-207.