Almost every security vendor talks about Zero Trust today, but few organisations have actually acquired and implemented it. What most organisations bought was a second authentication factor with a more expensive name.
Never trust, always verify.
There is a question I regularly ask senior management teams: if your architecture were tested tomorrow, what would withstand the test? For years, being connected to an organisation’s network was enough to be considered trustworthy. That logic came to an end with the arrival of hybrid working, cloud environments and access from any device.
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