Zero Trust Architecture: Debunking Myths

Sponsor: Palo Alto Traditional data security strategies tend to operate under a “trust but verify” approach — trusting internal users with unrestricted network access and considering the external network as the only network in need of security controls. Rooted in the principle of “never trust, always verify,” Zero Trust architecture is an alternative and individualized approach to network security that uses an organization’s functionality and business objectives to determine exactly what data needs to be safeguarded and how best to do it. Because it diverges from traditional strategies, there are common misconceptions about the implementation and function of this approach. We spoke with the creator of Zero Trust, John Kindervag, to debunk myths and learn how the model can be strategically implemented. Listen to this episode to learn: Why Zero Trust architecture is changing security strategies The 4 major myths about Zero Trust architecture How real companies are finding success with this model How to implement the Zero Trust approach 4 Major Myths of Zero Trust Architecture – Zero Trust architecture can help organizations maximize data security. Let’s debunk the myths so you can build a stronger security solution that aligns with the needs of your enterprise. Get Your Guide to Transforming Enterprise Cybersecurity Today – In this eBook, get actionable security advice from industry experts on the cybersecurity landscape, and what your organization should be doing to combat threats. Sirius - Sirius is a national integrator of technology-based business solutions that span the enterprise, including the data center and lines of business. Built on products and services from the world's top technology companies, Sirius solutions are installed, configured and supported by our dedicated teams of highly certified experts.