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Zero trust: NIST explains how to block hackers from within
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Perimeter models had their day – today's threats require a radically different way of thinking. Attackers have long since abandoned brute force attacks; they exploit misconfigurations and operate from within. A strategy is needed that anticipates compromised systems – with a quick, precise response instead of a delayed cleanup. By Giacomo Marinangeli, DSwiss. Why a modern security strategy is based on three pillars... The article "Zero Trust, Au…
Why Zero Trust Fails in the Real World and What You Can Do About It
I. The Promise and the Paradox of Zero Trust Zero Trust has emerged as a cornerstone of modern cybersecurity strategy. Its core principle, “never trust, always verify”, has gained traction... The post Why Zero Trust Fails in the Real World and What You Can Do About It appeared first on Security Boulevard.
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