Zero Trust Security: A transformative way to secure your hybrid workplace.

Why implement Zero Trust security?

Your business needs to give multiple users access to your company’s resources. Despite the different goals and needs of those employees, partners, clients, and customers, they all require some level of access to sensitive corporate information. This number of connections and the resources needed to manage them makes user verification very complex.

Moving to a hybrid, multi-cloud infrastructure also means your resources are likely scattered throughout multiple IT environments with varying levels of visibility and control. It’s difficult to know if the right user has the right access to the right data. You need context to help you make the correct decisions.

Equally concerning is the prevalence of malicious activity, such as ransomware and phishing, which puts your network, digital assets, and business at risk.

Implementing a Zero Trust Security strategy can help organizations increase their cyber resiliency and manage the risks of a disconnected business environment while still allowing users access to the appropriate resources.

It’s a model and plan that uses context to securely connect the right users to the right data at the right time under the right conditions, while simultaneously protecting your organization from cyber threats.