Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) represents a paradigm shift in cybersecurity strategy, moving away from the traditional perimeter-based security model to one that assumes no implicit trust, even within the network. In compliance withExecutive Order 14028to improve the nation’s cybersecurity, the Offic...
Zero Trust has gained significant traction since President Biden’s 2021 Executive Order mandating federal agencies to adopt Zero Trust architecture. The global Zero Trust Security Market is projected to grow rapidly from $27.4B USD in 2022 to $60.7B USD by 2027, at a CAGR of 17.3 perc...
Zero-trust security has three main on-ramps, each with its own technology path. While an enterprise will ultimately connect zero trust to all three on-ramps, starting with the optimal one -- based on the current environment and anticipated zero-trust strategy -- will be key to succes...
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...
Explore common hurdles when adopting a zero-trust strategy and discover practical solutions to overcome these challenges effectively. Learn how to navigate implementation issues and fortify your security posture with our comprehensive guide.
The principles of Zero Trust are built on the truth that breaches will happen. External forces will make their way into internal systems. Zero Trust doesn’t therefore assume that everyone within the network is “safe.” Instead, Zero Trust is about building an architecture and environment that...
Zero Trust Implementation in the Federal Government The Executive Order mandated that agencies create their own Zero Trust Architecture plans. Moreover, in January 2022, Memorandum 22-09 from the Office of Management and Budget outlined the steps needed to adopt the federal zero trust strategy. It...
I sat down with Jeff Haidet, Director of Application Development and Architecture, to discuss this journey, including how they went about implementing Zero Trust and their learnings as an organization along the way: Tell us a little bit about your network infrastructure and what types of Enterpr...
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The diagram below shows the SDP client-server architecture that covers two of the CSA models: client to server and client to gateway. The connection process uses the following steps: Each server registers with the SDP controller. Servers can either have an internal gateway function or rely...