The Zero Trust Architecture market is driven by rising cybersecurity threats, regulatory compliance, and the shift to remote ...

Singapore, a bustling digital and data hub, finds itself on the front lines of an escalating cyber battlefield. Read more at ...

Jay Chaudhry (pictured, left), founder, chairman and chief executive officer of Zscaler Inc., shared key insights regarding the paradigm shift in network security known as zero-trust architecture ...

The future of cybersecurity lies in this integration—where trust is never assumed and data is always protected.

Adopting Zero-Trust is an ongoing journey rather than a one-time shift. As security threats grow more advanced, defenses must evolve through improved observability, increased automation, and ...

For decades, network security followed a simple model: the castle and moat design philosophy. We built strong perimeters with firewalls and relied on Traditional network access control (NAC) is no ...

Organizations across industries are embracing a new standard: secure networks designed with zero trust principles from day one. INE Security, a global provider of cybersecurity education and IT ...

DOD Must Train Toward a Workable Zero-Trust Architecture In practice, training should focus not just on the how — explaining what zero trust is and how it works — but also on the why, so that all ...

Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) personnel have proclaimed that their zero-trust architecture has successfully passed every key zero-trust activity. The development marks a major milestone in ...

One year after experiencing a massive ransomware attack, the City of Columbus is making a major move to strengthen its ...

Zero Trust Evolves As the norm for government changes, the agencies and departments are developing plans and strategies to meet the goal over the next several years. Most areas are based on the ...

Furthermore, the Department of the Navy’s (DON) Zero Trust Architecture Lead David Voelker informed the audience of recruitment and retainment strategies within the cultural adoption. “1.4 and 1.5 is ...