The New Zero Trust Guide for CISOs
Traditional perimeter-based security no longer provides the protection today's businesses need. The infographic, "The New Zero Trust Guide for CISOs," shows how adopting a Zero Trust approach improves security, compliance, and operational agility by continuously verifying users and data across your environment. View the infographic for practical guidance on implementing Zero Trust principles and contact NCS IT Ltd to discuss how to apply them in your organisation.
Zero Trust is not just a product or a strategy; it's a philosophy towards security. It operates on the principle that every transaction, user, and device could be a potential threat, necessitating continuous authentication and verification.
What are the core principles of Zero Trust?
The Zero Trust approach is informed by three core principles: 1) Verify explicitly, meaning everything is continuously authenticated based on various factors; 2) Use least-privileged access, which limits user access based on risk; and 3) Assume a breach, treating every situation as if a breach has already occurred to enhance prevention.
How can organizations implement Zero Trust?
Organizations can implement Zero Trust incrementally, beginning with high-impact areas tailored to their specific needs and existing resources. This allows for a manageable transition while enhancing security across cloud and mobile applications, on-premises resources, and infrastructure.
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