Tag: zero trust

Cyberattacks can have a cascading effect similar to a natural disaster, knocking out essential infrastructure and creating a crisis. Businesses should rethink adopting a Zero Trust strategy to protect critical assets as time is running out.

Zero Trust is gaining momentum. Organizations implementing Zero Trust architecture witness fewer data breaches. There are several benefits when you implement a Zero Trust Architecture, some are listed in the blog post.

The Biden administration’s executive order on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity names zero trust as an essential component in hardening federal agencies against internal and external threats to national security. Here’s why this move should prove consequential in the wider rollout of zero trust infrastructure.

Password protection alone is not sufficient especially in manufacturing and design, healthcare industry, and industries that use a lot of proprietary information. It requires a Zero Trust approach to secure the sensitive data.

The design, supply chain, and manufacturing industry is the most vulnerable industry for cyberattacks. Zero Trust is the only approach that would enable manufacturers to implement a least privilege access, which will greatly minimize the attack surface and reduce risk and complexity.

Orchestrating endpoint visibility, authentication, and security enforcement controls are paramount to achieve a Zero Trust compliance. Here are the 7 foundational pillars that organizations must take into consideration while implementing a Zero Trust strategy.

Since the dawn of the digital era, enterprises are realizing the importance of accessing more data. Sharing data between enterprises can be risky if there is no proper security in place. Is secure data collaboration with Zero Trust architecture the answer to address this problem?

As organizations are contemplating the idea of Zero Trust, it’s much more necessary now with the pandemic forcing more ‘work from home’ options. With no clear indication that the pandemic will end anytime soon, it is time for organizations to invest in Zero Trust.

In today’s collaborative world, data is constantly on the move, traveling outside firewalls and organizational boundaries.
A collaborative approach is needed to provide the most secure environment that can be least penetrated by hackers.

The shift towards cloud storage has paved the way for more vulnerabilities and exposure risks. Cyber breaches and data cyber-attacks have increased the need for security measures. Moreover, new governmental and industrial norms have forced companies to think of data security.
Learn more about how SECUDE can help you to provide a Zero Trust security solution for data extracted from SAP environment.