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A Computer Weekly buyer’s guide to zero-trust security


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Zero trust is a conceptual architectural model that uses microperimeters and microsegmentation to secure corporate networks. In this 12-page buyer’s guide, Computer Weekly looks at why trust should be considered a security risk and the need for additional authentication strategies to ensure all data and devices have an appropriate level of security.
Table Of Contents
- Zero trust: Taking back control of IT security: Trust on the network is a crucial factor in security risk, and zero trust changes the traditional model of ‘trust but verify’.
- Trusty methods to keep out intruders: Today’s hyper-connected world means trust can no longer be taken for granted to keep networks secure.
- How to find the right zero-trust strategy: Large tech companies and the US Federal Government have adopted zero trust as their next-generation security model.
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