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“Now is the time to drive the dramatic change necessary to make cyber threats far more difficult and far more costly for our adversaries,” DoD CIO John Sherman told Breaking Defense.
With backing from major firms, credential security company Beyond Identity has launched the Zero Trust Authentication initiative for organizations to hack-proof user credentials.
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NSA publishes recommendations on maturing identity, credential, and access management capabilities to improve cyberthreat protections.
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Compliance and ZTNA are driving encryption into every aspect of an organization’s network and enterprise and, in turn, forcing us to change how we think about protecting our environments.
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Let’s recap the basics of what the Cisco Security Cloud is, why we’re bringing it to fruition, and how you can start taking advantage of this platform now.
The concept of zero trust – as a way to improve the security of and access to an organization’s network, systems, and data – has gained traction in recent years. The basic premise is that no user or device should be trusted by default…
Zero trust is not a replacement for identity and access management (IAM), but is the extension of IAM principles from people to everyone and everything, everywhere and anytime.
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Changing mindsets is as important as changing toolsets when it comes to zero trust – that’s why clarity, transparency, and relationship building come first.
Join us as we continue our deep dive into Zero Trust strategy and the Department of Defense in part 2 of our series. Read now.
Hackers rarely hack in anymore. They log in using stolen, weak, default, or otherwise compromised credentials. That’s why it’s so critical to break the password dependency cycle. But how can this be done?
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