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CISOs must assume a breach has already happened and go all-in on a zero-trust framework.
Cyber Defense covers topics in advanced network design and digital forensics, creating experts in zero-trust technologies and in techniques to find adversaries hiding in networks.
Source: https://www.dvidshub.net/news/459919/cadets-develop-cyber-skills-classroom-and-competition
Organizations that want to implement an effective zero-trust strategy must have an accurate inventory of assets, including data.
Other reported challenges relate to end-to-end policy enforcement, application latency, and a lack of reliable information to help select and design a zero-trust solution.
Source: https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2023/06/21/zero-trust-implementation-strategies/
Real-time data on how, where and what resources that each identity, role and credential is accessing — and if any access attempts are outside defined roles — is core to achieving a zero-trust security framework.
The cybersecurity industry is rife with buzzwords, and zero-trust network access (ZTNA) may currently be one of the “buzziest."
The GIS segment provides security services, such as IT security, operations and culture for the cloud, protecting data with a zero-trust strategy, and manage a security operation center; and cloud infrastructure and IT outsourcing services.
The research warns that by 2026, 50% of will target areas that are not or cannot be protected by zero-trust controls, such as public-facing APIs and social engineering scams.
Source: https://venturebeat.com/security/gartner-zero-trust-isnt-a-silver-bullet/
This plethora of policies, procedures and technologies required to enable a zero-trust strategy can be an obstacle for many organizations, Valenzuela says.