Continuous Zero Trust Security: Cibersecurity based on your people’s own behavior
Zero Trust is a security paradigm that combines strict identity verification and explicit permission for every person or entity attempting to access or use network resources, regardless of whether the person or entity is in “inside” an enterprise’s network perimeter or accessing that network remotely.
First introduced by analyst firm Forrester Research in 2010, the Zero Trust model doesn’t rely on one single technology. Instead, Zero Trust is a framework that can include a range of different technologies and best practices all centered around reliably knowing who is trying to access or use data and whether they have explicit permission to do so. The philosophy behind it is often boiled down to, «never trust, always verify» whereas most traditional models can be described as «trust but verify.»
Please review this webinar where we talked about how your organization can benefit from this framework that helps to verify that people are who they claim to be and enables risk-adaptive security controls to automatically tailor enforcement based on people’s actions.
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