Weekly Summary (8/8/2022): The movement marches onward, and wow, are there dollars to back that assertion up. The report this week on the growth of the ZT specific market is staggering. I don’t recall seeing numbers like these on a security market sector anytime in my memory. The ZT market is estimated to have about a 17 percent CAGR in the next 6 years and hit roughly $70 billion globally. So there is money in this space and we know that drives adoption more than anything else. Dollars talk, marketing walks to be frank. Finally, if you look at the report about email being the main vector of infection and compromise it should make anyone think, “Why is my organization continuing to invest in tech that is proven to not fix the issue?” That’s a logical question and the data proves it. Stop “trusting” humans and employ technology correctly.
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Email Is The Single Biggest Threat To Businesses, And Here’s What You Can Do About It
Email remains one of the most popular methods of business communications and is set to increase to 376.4 billion by 2025.
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Cyberattack on NHS Vendor Already Offering Critical Lessons
The U.K. urgent healthcare helpline is in its fourth day of degraded service following a Thursday cyberattack against a key service provider.
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What Developers Must Know about Zero Trust
This article covers how to start working with zero trust principles and ideas, solving the problem of open network access.
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Stand Down, Marketers: Zero Trust is Not a Product
ZT is not a solution that says whether or not users or devices can access a network. Instead it means requiring authorization and authentication of every user session.
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Army Software Factory CISO Explains Zero Trust Challenges
Angelica Phaneuf, Army Software Factory CISO, explains some of the steps that her organization has been taking to meet the needs of ZT mandates.
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Securing Containers With Zero-Trust Tools
As container environments grow in complexity, security requires a different security approach. SASE and ZTNA can help.
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Continuous scanning key to keeping SMBs safe
Implementing ZT security is becoming a goal for SMBs, and a vital step involves the implementation of continuous scanning for vulnerabilities.
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The (Often Ignored) Fundamentals of Zero Trust
For all the grandiose terminology and technical challenges it poses, ZT is a logical extension of cybersecurity concepts that have been around for decades.
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Putting Trust in Zero Trust
Zero-trust architecture offers a considerable security advantage because it limits how much information attackers can potentially access or damage and it prevents easy movement across a system.
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