The whitepaper explains how Zero Trust Security shifts focus from network perimeters to identity-based access control, ensuring that no user or device is trusted by default. It highlights three key areas: workforce, workloads, and workplace. For the workforce, Zero Trust uses multi-factor authentication, device visibility, and adaptive access. For workloads, it secures applications and services through visibility, policy enforcement, and monitoring. For workplaces, it manages IoT and endpoint access through segmentation and authentication. Implementing Zero Trust improves security, operational efficiency, and cost management while reducing risk through unified, intelligent, and automated policies.

Join for free to read