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ZDNet Security
Microsoft plans to make it easier for organizations using Azure Active Directory to enforce multi-factor authentication for users from external organizations.
Dark Reading
Healthcare organizations are increasingly looking at zero trust to help deter ransomware attacks, safeguard PHI, and prevent downtime.
Graham Cluley
Graham Cluley Security News is sponsored this week by the folks at HYPR. Thanks to the great team there for their support! A new guide provides practical guidance for eliminating passwords to accelerate your Zero Trust strategy, and explains how Zero Trust can increase business agility. The free guide, by the analysts at The Cyber … Continue reading "Zero trust with zero passwords – free guide explains what you need to know"
ZDNet Security
The broad theme of Zero Trust is the reduction of implicit trust. As a model for information security, Zero Trust translates to network and security architecture.
The Register
Take part in this short survey and let's find out together Like many concepts in cyber-security, Zero Trust (hereafter "ZT") has come to prominence recently. The concept is reckoned to have first been used in the mid-1990s, though it came to prominence around 2010 and has really started to take off in the past three years or so.… Reg Reader Survey
ZDNet Security
Zero Trust advocates should be jumping for joy over the federal government's understanding of modern Zero Trust and how it is operationalized.
The Hacker News
With just about everything delivered from the cloud these days, employees can now collaborate and access what they need from anywhere and on any device. While this newfound flexibility has changed the way we think about productivity, it has also created new cybersecurity challenges for organizations. Historically, enterprise data was stored inside data centers and guarded by perimeter-based
Dark Reading
A new study coincides with OMB’s finalization of its zero-trust strategy through 2024.