Discover four key data management capabilities that enterprise security and risk management leaders should consider to bring a zero trust mindset to data protection.
A zero trust security approach is an enterprise-wide mindset and commitment. Let’s look at the implementation process and best practices to ensure a smooth transition to zero trust security.
The global average cost of a data breach has reached an all-time high of $4.35 million, according to IBM Security's annual Cost of a Data Breach Report.
The Global Study on Zero Trust Security for the Cloud from Appgate and conducted by the Ponemon Institute surveyed security professionals to examine cloud security and zero trust practices.
As the number of cyberattacks rise, organizations must reconsider their approach to cybersecurity to be more proactive rather than reactive, which is why the adoption of proactive auditing, among a wider offensive cybersecurity approach, is so essential.
With all the use and, frankly, misuse, the true meaning of zero trust has become blurred and confused. Here's what organizations must actually do to implement a zero trust charter.
CrowdStrike Chief Technology Officer Michael Sentonas explains why identity security must be an urgent priority for business leaders, as well as how zero trust helps contain adversaries in attacks involving identity.
