This paper proposes an LLM guardrail framework that incorporates a Zero Trust architecture to validate and control the responses of Large Language Model (LLM) to unethical queries. The proposed framework applies
Implementing Zero Trust: 5 Key Considerations When implementing a Zero Trust strategy and selecting a solution to safeguard your company against cyber risk, there are many factors to consider. Five key areas include Visibility and Analytics, Automation and Orchestration, Central Management, Analyst E...
Evidence suggests zero-trust security far outstrips traditional perimeter-based security in its ability to protect enterprises' sensitive data. Organizations with the best cybersecurity outcomes are 137% more likely to have adopted a zero-trust approach than their less successful peers, according...
We have some zero trust capabilities within the office, it’s just that we have to turn those on and that’s the added inconvenience. We take pride in service, and if I need to service a policyholder immediately I can’t be without access or have to take time to figure out my dual-...
secure at all times, including when it is at rest, in use, and when it leaves the organization's control. In this blog post, we will go through the three main components of a data protection plan as well as the initial deployment goals for establishing a Zero Trust approach ...
In this episode of The Azure Essentials Show, Thomas Maurer is joined by Brandon Stephenson, a Principal Customer Engineer at Azure, for a deep dive into the world of Zero Trust guidance for networking. They explore how Azure Landing Zones, Portal, BICEP, and Terraform accelerators can ...
Understand how health authorities are facing a significant rise in cybersecurity attacks. It is crucial to adopt robust measures, such as zero trust, continuous monitoring, and regular system updates architectures to combat these evolving threats.
As explored in detail in Part 1 of this Zero Trust Security series the standard castle-and-moat, perimeter-styled network defense has been rendered practically useless in this new era of cloud computing, mobile devices, IoT, and other technologies...
Zero Trust is a security architecture model which institutes a deny all until verified approach for access to resources from both inside and outside of the network. This approach addresses the challenges associated with a shifting security perimeter in a cloud-centric and mobile workfo...
This article describes the prerequisites admins must meet to use recommended Zero Trust identity and device access policies, and to use Conditional Access. It also discusses the recommended defaults for configuring client platforms for the best single sign-on (SSO) experience. Prerequisites Before usin...