Why Identity Protection is essential for Zero Trust implementation

Zero Trust has been a hot cybersecurity topic for quite some time. Organizations have been implementing Zero Trust for some time, however, the movement to a “never trust, always verify” approach was further intensified by the Covid-19 pandemic and the adoption of remote work. With employees and third-party working from home and the fast adoption of cloud, mobile, and BYOD (Bring Your Own Device), the previously called “security perimeter” no longer applies for cybersecurity. This significantly expands the attack surface that can be explored by malicious actors to steal data and cause damage. The core practices to implement Zero Trust pass through Identity and Access Management (IAM), Endpoint Protection, micro-segmentation, and behavior analysis to help organizations prevent security threats and reduce cybersecurity risks. Companies with a mature Zero Trust deployment can save an average of USD 1.51 million in breach costs compared to organizations in early adoption. Join us to discuss Zero Trust approaches and Identity and Access Management (IAM) with our cybersecurity specialist David Muniz. senhasegura is a global provider of Privileged Access Management (PAM). We strive to ensure the sovereignty of companies over privileged information. To achieve this, senhasegura works against data theft through the traceability of privileged actions of human and machine identities in assets, such as network devices, servers, databases, industry 4.0, and DevOps environments. Website: https://bit.ly/3X6Jsb9