Adopting Zero Trust Internet to Stop Phishing & Web-Based Attacks

The use of the public cloud to deliver new services has led to digital innovation, and cybercriminals are no exception. They’re innovating, too, and moving quickly to exploit crises such as the Australian Bushfires and the global COVID-19 outbreak for financial gain. The increasing success of COVID-19–related attacks is shown in Menlo Security’s data. From February 25 to March 25, 2020, our data shows a 32X increase in the number of successful daily attacks, and these phishing strategies continue to work. According to the 2020 CyberEdge report, 69 percent of security professionals believe they will experience a successful cyberattack in 2020, and their concerns are not unfounded. An alternative approach is to not trust anything on the network and ensure granular access as and when required—an approach known as Zero Trust. The challenge with adopting a Zero Trust approach is balancing necessary security measures with end-user productivity. By applying a Zero Trust approach to users accessing the Internet, you can eliminate 99 percent of attacks. So how do you adopt Zero Trust Internet access? In this webinar, we’ll discuss the key issues to be addressed from the 2020 CyberEdge report relating to web and email security. Then we’ll dive into the practicalities of adopting Zero Trust Internet to improve web security. In this Session You Will Learn: Examples of sophisticated attacks Real-life use cases of when Zero Trust Internet powered by an Isolation Core™ has eliminated the risk of malware attacks Three key questions to ask when adopting Zero Trust Internet **Please note polling will not be live during this session.