Zero Trust: Safeguarding Your Digital Fortress

The complexity of modern cyberthreats necessitates a paradigm shift in our security approach. The pivotal role of identity in cybersecurity is underscored by IBM's recent report, in which phishing and compromised credentials were named as the main attack vectors, costing $4.76 million and $4.62 million per breach, respectively. Identity and access management (IAM) limits access to only authorized entities and facilitates precise tracking and management of their actions — making it a core element of a broader Zero Trust strategy that empowers organizations to navigate the evolving threat landscape with confidence.

In this edition, we delve into the Zero Trust paradigm. You’ll gain insight into its fundamental principles and core components, along with actionable recommendations for mitigating privilege escalation attacks and containing a privileged access breach.