Word of the day: Zero Trust Architectureby the pureversity team
| word: Zero Trust Architecture | pronunciation: Zee-ro Truhst Ark-i-tec-chur | Definition :A security framework that assumes no user or device is trusted by default, even if they are inside the network perimeter, and verifies trust continuously.In the words of famous people :
hypothetically speaking ......
who do you think would be describing Zero Trust Architecture here?
(obligatory disclaimer: they didn't actually say it)
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"Zero Trust is like never leaving your doors unlocked, even when you’re home—it’s about constant vigilance."
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What percentage of organizations have adopted Zero Trust models?
01000
Did you know? 3 astonishing facts about Zero Trust Architecture :
1.Organizations using Zero Trust reduce breach costs by 42%
2.140,000 cybersecurity jobs require Zero Trust expertise
3.Implementing Zero Trust reduces attack surface by 92%
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Word of the day: Zero Trust Architectureby the pureversity team
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