Zero trust means no automatic trust; access is verified continuously. Key domains include identity, devices, applications, data, and telemetry. Experts emphasize scalable, incremental adoption for ...

Explores turning the browser into a policy enforcement point within a Zero Trust framework, covering governance, MFA, device ...

Explores why Zero Trust governance requires enforcement, visibility, and automation to scale security, reduce risk, and meet compliance.

The Pentagon is expected to release a new assessment to evaluate and approve zero trust standards in early 2025. This new initiative, which Les Call — director of the DOD’s Zero Trust Portfolio ...

Intelligent physical security system devices—especially AI-enabled video cameras—have become high-value targets for hackers, who now deploy malware explicitly designed to infect these devices and lie ...

The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) has taken an aggressive stance on cybersecurity transformation: implement Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) enterprise-wide by Fiscal Year 2027. For the private sector ...

The agency which leads US government cryptology and cybersecurity strategies, has published its latest zero trust guidance ...

Zero Trust has become a guiding principle for modern security, yet the concept often moves slower than the pace of change in environments it’s meant to protect Rapidly evolving organizations can see ...

Zero trust (ZT) models transformed cybersecurity by upending how organizations think about and guard against threats. But can this strategy for safeguarding data, people and systems translate into ...

When OT systems are brought into the IT security realm, there are more devices that need network connectivity and greater segmentation is required to isolate those devices. Zero-trust architectures ...

As businesses move beyond traditional network boundaries, the old “castle and moat” model of security is no longer effective. In a world of hybrid work, cloud platforms and mobile devices, implicit ...