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Replace implicit trust with zero trust
Implicit trust is a one-and-done approach to security — once authenticated, users roam freely around the network. It's not enough in today's security landscape. Zero trust replaces it, giving organizations more control over their IT environment.
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Zero Trust is a strategic framework for managing security that emphasizes explicit control over the IT environment. Unlike traditional models that operate on implicit trust—where users are allowed to roam freely once authenticated—Zero Trust requires continuous verification of every access request. This approach is particularly important in today's work-from-anywhere world, where users, devices, and applications often operate outside corporate networks.
Why is Endpoint Security important for Zero Trust?
Endpoint security is crucial for a Zero Trust transformation because endpoints are often the entry points for attackers. With the increasing number of devices connected to networks, they present a larger attack surface. Effective endpoint security helps define what is considered 'known good' and blocks everything else, while also monitoring for unusual behavior to mitigate potential threats.
How can organizations prepare for a Zero Trust transformation?
Organizations should start by establishing the right policies and controls that align with their business priorities. This includes securing devices with built-in protections, ensuring integration across the IT ecosystem for real-time visibility, and being able to take action when threats are detected. It's also important to assess current security measures and adapt them to the evolving cloud-based landscape.
Replace implicit trust with zero trust
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