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How to build a zero trust ecosystem

SC Magazine

With its tailored controls, micro-perimeters and trust-nothing approach to access, Zero Trust gives CISOs confidence that their security program can secure their remote workforce and meet regulatory compliance requirements. Examples of identity types are the user, device, applications, data, network traffic and behaviors.

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Passwordless Protection: The Next Step in Zero Trust

Cisco Security

Zero Trust principles help protect against identity and access-based security risks by requiring all users, whether inside or outside the organization’s network, to be authenticated, authorized, and continuously validated for security configuration and posture checks before granted access to applications and data. A Zero Trust Approach.

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2023: Perspectives from the ForgeRock C-Suite

Security Boulevard

Predictions on insider threats, passwordless authentication, artificial intelligence, and more Few industries move as quickly as cybersecurity, broadly, and the identity and access management (IAM) segment, specifically. There is a constant barrage of novel threats that can lead to costly breaches — and innovative, new ways to combat them.

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Understanding AI risks and how to secure using Zero Trust

CyberSecurity Insiders

Zero Trust moves away from the traditional notion of a secure perimeter. Through Robotic Process Automation (RPA), AI is liberating human resources from the shackles of repetitive, rule-based tasks and directing their focus towards strategic, complex operations. Businesses need to consider the following risks when implementing AI.

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SHARING INTEL: Here’s why it has become so vital to prioritize the security-proofing of APIs

The Last Watchdog

Related: Supply-chain exposures on the rise. APIs are the snippets of code that interconnect the underlying components of all the digital services we can’t seem to live without. Indeed, APIs have opened new horizons of cloud services, mobile computing and IoT infrastructure, with much more to come. based supplier of API security software.

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Containers Raise the Bar for Zero Trust Security

McAfee

The Zero Trust model first introduced by Forrester Research, works on an assumption that any component irrespective of where it resides with respect to the perimeter can be malicious. Containers are the next phase in the evolution of infrastructure after bare metal servers and virtual machines. Defining Characteristics of Containers.

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CSPM vs CWPP vs CIEM vs CNAPP: What’s the Difference?

eSecurity Planet

Jump ahead to: Evolution of Cloud Security Solutions CWPP (Cloud Workload Protection Platforms) CSPM (Cloud Security Posture Management) CIEM (Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management) CNAPP (Cloud Native Application Protection Platform) Should You Use CSPM, CWPP, CIEM, or CNAPP? We’ll take an in-depth look at each below.