One of the best ways to overcome these shortcomings is by deploying a zero-trust architecture (ZTA). Zero trust is a security model that does not trust any user or application by default.

WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE’S SEPT. 30, 2027, zero trust deadline on the horizon, defense agencies have just two years to ...

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Coined in 2010 by Forrester Research, the term “zero trust” has long been hijacked by security vendors eager to take advantage of the hype that surrounds the concept. Today, it’s so overused ...

Zero trust is a cybersecurity model or strategy in which no person or computing entity is considered inherently trustworthy, regardless of whether they are inside or outside the organization’s ...

The Defense Department's Zero Trust architecture, expected to reach "target level" implementation in fiscal year 2027, will protect military networks from adversaries. By that time, DOD ...

Enter the Zero Trust security framework. By trusting none and verifying all, Zero Trust can make any network, home of business, become Fort Knox. Apple’s WWDC 2025 takes place June 9-13.

It’s time to cut through the hype—learn what Zero Trust really means and how to put it into practice. If you’ve ever wished someone would explain zero trust to you in plain English ...

Zero Trust is exactly what it sounds like – a security model based on the principle of not trusting anybody by default, including the ones already within the network perimeter, and maintaining ...

Have any terms in the cybersecurity space generated more buzz than “zero trust” and “AI”? At the risk of sounding like a Magic 8 Ball, my reply is no. Over the last several years ...

Enterprises need to mature their zero trust models to recognize how trust is inherently built into artificial intelligence and how to proactively identify vulnerabilities. George Finney, CISO at ...