Building a Solid Foundation for Your Zero Trust Framework
Why is Zero Trust so important?
Zero Trust is much more than enabling trusted identities across users, applications, devices, machines, and workloads. It’s a comprehensive data security strategy for encrypting data at rest and in transit, spanning public and private cloud environments.
So where should companies start with this complex journey? Read this report for key considerations, what questions to ask, and key components of Zero Trust.
The Numbers
Predicted global cost of damage that will be inflicted by cybercrime in 2025.1
Average cost of a data breach due to phishing attack, the most prevalent attack vector and second most expensive behind malicious insider.2
2. IBM, Cost of a Data Breach 2023
How long a 56-qubit quantum computer took to complete a task that would take 8 years for the world’s most powerful supercomputer to accomplish, according to scientists in China.
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