Zero Trust strategies often focus too heavily on networks, but with remote and hybrid workforces, identity must be the foundation. Organizations adopt Zero Trust to modernize cybersecurity (50%), reduce incidents (44%), cut costs (35%), secure remote access (41%), and prevent data exfiltration (33%). Key elements include strong adaptive MFA, device validation, just-in-time access, and least privilege for both human and machine identities. A platform approach avoids gaps left by point solutions, enabling continuous verification of users, devices, and applications. Applying Zero Trust beyond the perimeter strengthens resilience, reduces incidents, and secures remote access.

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