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A Practical Guide to Zero-Trust Security

15
Jan
2020
A Practical Guide to Zero-Trust Security

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Employees are demanding that employers enable flexible workstyles. Apps are moving to the cloud. A company’s device and application mix are increasingly heterogeneous. All of these factors are breaking down the enterprise security perimeter, rendering traditional security approaches obsolete, and paving the way for zero-trust approaches.

Traditional security methods broadly classify everything (users, devices and applications) inside the corporate network as trustworthy. These models leverage legacy technologies, such as virtual private networks (VPNs) and network access control (NAC), to verify the credentials of users outside the network before granting access. The focus therefore is on strengthening the network perimeter and then granting full access to corporate data once credentials are successfully validated.

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