Worried about cyber fraud! Check out Zero Trust Security Strategy
With rising cases of cyber fraud, it has become essential organisations plug all security gaps. According to Microsoft, a Zero Trust model provides the integrated security that organizations need, verifying every transaction and providing real-time responses to threats. Here are five reasons to adopt it.
Productive workplace through remote or hybrid work: Enabling remote work for employees while maintaining security is crucial. Multifactor authentication tools can safeguard remote devices against credential breaches, while single sign-on and passwordless authentication methods can enhance employee satisfaction and efficiency. (AP)
1/5 Productive workplace through remote or hybrid work: Enabling remote work for employees while maintaining security is crucial. Multifactor authentication tools can safeguard remote devices against credential breaches, while single sign-on and passwordless authentication methods can enhance employee satisfaction and efficiency. (AP)
Prevent or reduce business damage from a breach: By adhering to the three Zero Trust principles, Security Operations (SecOps) teams can maintain visibility across all assets and endpoints, quickly triage alerts, and initiate remediation. (Unsplash)
2/5 Prevent or reduce business damage from a breach: By adhering to the three Zero Trust principles, Security Operations (SecOps) teams can maintain visibility across all assets and endpoints, quickly triage alerts, and initiate remediation. (Unsplash)
Need to identify and protect sensitive business data and identities: Data encryption, access, and identity control limit which data can be accessed and by whom, and micro-segmentation limits attackers' ability to access or share sensitive data. (Unsplash)
3/5 Need to identify and protect sensitive business data and identities: Data encryption, access, and identity control limit which data can be accessed and by whom, and micro-segmentation limits attackers' ability to access or share sensitive data. (Unsplash)
Address compliance requirements: The Zero Trust model provides the necessary visibility and control to ensure compliance with regulations like GDPR, HIPAA, and CCPA. (Unsplash)
4/5 Address compliance requirements: The Zero Trust model provides the necessary visibility and control to ensure compliance with regulations like GDPR, HIPAA, and CCPA. (Unsplash)
Empower innovation and digital transformation: With Zero Trust, organizations can securely embrace cloud technologies, IoT, and other emerging technologies while mitigating risks. (Unsplash)
5/5 Empower innovation and digital transformation: With Zero Trust, organizations can securely embrace cloud technologies, IoT, and other emerging technologies while mitigating risks. (Unsplash)