It is a common misconception that you have to sacrifice work to keep company resources secure. For many organizations, the rapid adaptation of remote work has left many IT leaders in the middle of a tug of war between security and user productivity. As a result, many are now considering a transition to zero trust principles.
In the space of a few short years SDP has evolved from being a niche technology suitable to only a few use cases, into becoming a mainstream option for most companies. But how do you know if and when it’s the right time to invest in this technology?
There’s no denying that zero trust architectures are the future of secure remote access. Here’s why 80% of IT and security teams want one now.
Data breaches have become a daily occurrence, so much so that the majority are never even reported in the media. The question you’re probably asking yourself is what constitutes a news worthy data breach? The list below outlines the top 5 data breaches of the 21st century: 1. Yahoo Date: 2014 Impact: 3 billion users […]
Zero Trust architecture is giving rise to a new breed of enterprise security. What is it, and how can it help organizations in the age of remote work?
CASB? VPN? SDP? Finding the right remote access solution for an organization can be as easy as asking one question.
