Organizations have traditionally deployed cybersecurity approaches that adhered to the phrase made famous by President Ronald Reagan: “Trust, but verify.” This meant that most users and activities were considered “safe,” as long as simple standards were met – like logging in from within the network.
However, with the ever-increasing volume, velocity, and sophistication of modern threats originating from both outside and inside organizations, “Trust, but verify” no longer suffices. Instead, senior security professionals and their teams must move toward Zero Trust, an approach which counsels, “Never trust. Always verify.”
To fully embrace and benefit from Zero Trust, businesses should start with the intent of bringing it to their entire cyber landscape: users (human and system accounts), apps (on-premise and cloud), data (structured and unstructured), and the network (the corporate netw ..
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