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Zero Trust at Scale eBook

Tech Republic Security

Zero Trust at Scale will provide you with an insider’s lens into this five-month Zero Trust security metamorphosis, helping you to better understand what similar architecture shifts could look like in your enterprise organization. The post Zero Trust at Scale eBook appeared first on TechRepublic.

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Why Cybersecurity Strategy Must Start With Identity

Duo's Security Blog

With the ongoing movement towards digital transformation, cloud adoption, hybrid work environments and increased business interconnectivity, workforce identity tools have emerged as the new perimeter.

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Zero Trust Is a Journey and Businesses Have Many Rivers to Cross

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

Digital transformation, proliferation of location agnostic technologies and immense data generation have created uncontrolled remote environments and a fragmented enterprise ecosystem, rendering legacy security policies and practices based on trust obsolete. A Zero Trust security model is much more than an IT concept or architecture.

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Machine Identities, Human Identities, and the Risks They Pose

Security Boulevard

Digital transformation initiatives are in jeopardy because attackers are able to exploit wide gaps in machine identity management strategies. The COVID-19 pandemic is driving faster adoption of cloud, hybrid and microservices architectures, but protecting machine identities for these projects are often an afterthought.”.

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The Road to Zero Trust

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

Some see this as a catalyst for the so-called digital transformation. One of the biggest challenges is likely to be, how you actually make the transition to a Zero Trust model whilst still having to maintain investment from your previous IT security tools and architectures, which were likely built around more perimeter-based models.

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