What is Zero-Trust?

Zero Trust is one of the strongest components of Cybersecurity. It assumes that no user, device, or system should be trusted by default, even if it’s already inside the network.  Zero trust requires continuous verification every time someone tries to access systems or data.

Zero Trust is not invasive. It is handled behind the scenes, verifying and checking on a continual basis. If your company has an attempted breach, it shuts it down and prevents access for the invading party.

The Zero Trust model ensures that security keeps pace with today’s cloud-based, remote, and mobile workforces. It dramatically reduces the risk of cyberattacks caused by stolen credentials, compromised devices, or insider threats.