Zero Trust. It’s the security buzzword of the decade, right up there with “AI-powered” and “next-gen.” Vendors slap it on everything from VPN replacements to microsegmentation tools. Analysts write ...

Zero trust can feel jarring because it appears to reject a fundamental tenet of organizational culture: confidence in people, systems and processes.

Zero trust is a security model in which every attempt to access an organization’s network and resources is vetted continuously. CISA recommends focusing on five “pillars” as you create a zero-trust ...

The addition includes AI-SPM which will aid businesses in mitigating risks linked to AI tool usage within their operations.

Zero-trust architecture enforces continuous authentication, authorization and validation for every access request.

The Interior Department’s acting CISO, Louis Eichenbaum, said it’s important for agencies’ workforces to understand “the ...

"That is the key thing that's going to happen over the next few years is really adopting these core technologies," said JR ...

During its move to zero-trust architecture, the military has spent the last few years testing, evaluating and adopting commercial products. In turn, the private sector is evolving its zero ...

At its core, the Air Force Zero Trust is the military’s response to high-profile cyber attacks. Recognizing the need to bolster cybersecurity defenses, the U.S. Air Force has initiated efforts to ...

Zero Trust Evolves As the norm for government changes, the agencies and departments are developing plans and strategies to meet the goal over the next several years. Most areas are based on the ...

Zero-trust security should be seen as a strategy to protect high-value assets and is not tied to a specific technology or product, says the model’s creator John Kindervag ...

Achieving optimal zero trust is a long-term goal that IT professionals can plan for and work toward, securing their environments through smaller changes along the way. For higher ed institutions that ...