“Never trust, always verify.” This key principle has been ingrained into the cybersecurity lexicon since Forrester first popularized the concept of zero trust in 2009. Since then, zero trust has emerged as one of the most important frameworks in modern cybersecurity programs.
For government agencies, the shift to zero trust is both crucial and inevitable. Tasked with protecting vital national infrastructure and driving scientific innovation, agencies are increasingly waking up to the fact that traditional security practices no longer cut it in today’s escalating, and increasingly complex, threat landscape.
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