Inherent trust of users inside your network is no longer working, causing federal users to consider whether Zero Trust architectures can help solve modern security challenges. Infrastructure-centric security deployed today divides enterprise users into two domains, trusted users on the inside and untrusted individuals on the outside. Security leaders are focused on deploying controls to keep the untrusted individuals out. However, digital transformation and multi-cloud adoption by enterprises force organizations to rethink the traditional network perimeter. As users, partners, and customers access the organization’s data from anywhere in the world, the artificial wall that protects the data is no longer enough, and inherent trust can’t be part of the security stack going forward.

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