Why Zero Trust is key to data protection [Q&A]
Since the idea of Zero Trust was first proposed back in 2010 it s sparked interest from organizations of all sizes.
But why is Zero Trust seen as a game changer when it comes to protecting organizations and data? We spoke to Jason Clark, chief security and strategy officer at Netskope to find out.
BN: What are the basic principles behind Zero Trust? Advertisement
JC: If there is trust, it must be verified constantly. Zero Trust principles for security are based on the idea that no one should be blindly trusted inside the network or allowed to access anything until they have been validated as legitimate and authorized, and that validation must be continuous. Zero Trust supports the implementation of least privilege access , which is designed to selectively grant access to only the resources that users or groups of users require, nothing more. With an increasingly remote workforce and mobile flexibility, acc
As with most journeys, the big decisions in SASE are foundational ones alexsl
Gartner recently published the 2021 Strategic Roadmap for SASE Convergence, outlining key challenges that are driving shifts to Secure Access Services Edge architecture. Not surprisingly, chief among these challenges are consistency, simplicity, transparency, and efficacy all of which a properly implemented SASE architecture is positioned to solve.
But knowing what the challenges are, how do we then get to SASE? Has your journey already started? What are the right moves?
Businesses are now planning their future, following one of the most disruptive macroeconomic and global health crises in recent history. These future plans rely on IT leaders to help address four transformations that are under way with applications, data, networks, and security to deliver strong economic outcomes, better access, and lower risk.