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New CISA guidance shows federal agencies how to use SASE to move from legacy TIC 2.0 to zero trust
Gartner predicts 50% of organizations will adopt zero trust data governance by 2028
Why Human-Centric Zero Trust Models Fail in a World of Autonomous AI AgentsZero trust was built for humans, not autonomous AI agents. As organizations adopt agentic AI at scale, human-centric security assumptions break down - creating a paradox between utility and least privilege that traditional zero trust models cannot resolve.
Recent Cybersecurity Conferences Highlight Resilience and Shoring Up Critical Infrastructure SystemsLearn how recent cybersecurity conferences focused on resilience and shoring up critical infrastructure systems spotlight the need for virtual segmentation, OT visibility and zero trust adoption.
By 2025, Zero Trust has evolved from a conceptual framework into an essential pillar of modern security. No longer merely theoretical, it’s now a requirement that organizations must adopt. A robust, defensible architecture built on Zero Trust principles does more than satisfy baseline regulatory mandates. It underpins cyber resilience, secures third-party partnerships, and ensures uninterrupted
Protiviti-CII CIO Insights Reveal AI and Cybersecurity as Top Priorities for CIOsAI, security and sustainable technology are set to be the defining trends for the digital future. This technological evolution is fueled by rapid advancements in AI-powered automation, the adoption of zero trust security frameworks and a growing focus on ESG integration in digital strategies.
All companies — not just federal agencies — should aim to adopt the "network and environment" pillar of the National Security Agency's zero-trust guidelines.
United Arab Emirates will likely be one of the first in the region to implement zero-trust security due to its heavy adoption of cloud technologies.
Implementing Zero Trust can be difficult due to outdated systems, employee resistance, and cost. Yet, the benefits outweigh the challenges. It is key to use a platform that combines multiple security technologies to simplify IT and risk assessment, proper planning, and getting security buy-in from stakeholders, including your board of directors.
Amid IT/OT convergence, organizations must adopt an "assume breach" mindset to stop bad actors and limit their impact.
With companies pushing to adopt Zero Trust frameworks, adaptive authentication and access — once languishing — looks finally ready to move out of the doldrums.
Enterprises can now adopt the industry's most comprehensive Zero Trust Network Access 2.0 to secure access to all applications from any device.
The investment by IBM Ventures enables further collaboration to accelerate the adoption of modernized, identity-based connectivity for today's digital organizations.
Report also shows that cloud-based solutions minimize complexity to enable easy adoption by small to midsize businesses.
Annual ThreatLabz Report reveals phishing-as-a-service as the key source of attacks across critical industries and consumers globally; underscores urgency to adopt a zero-trust security model.