The zero trust security model includes several principles that can easily be applied to the process of building a ...

As businesses move beyond traditional network boundaries, the old “castle and moat” model of security is no longer effective.

As businesses grapple with the security challenges of protecting their data in the cloud, several security strategies have emerged to safeguard digital ...

Zero trust means no automatic trust; access is verified continuously. Key domains include identity, devices, applications, data, and telemetry. Experts emphasize scalable, incremental adoption for ...

Effective identity and access management is at the core of zero trust. AI can enhance IAM by providing continuous ...

The current situation with legacy on-premises security defenses trying to support a hybrid work environment and zero-trust principles is challenging for companies. Complications can include poor user ...

In today's landscape of increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, traditional security methods are proving to be inadequate in safeguarding sensitive data and critical assets. Organizations are ...

Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) is a cybersecurity model that authenticates and authorizes every interaction between a user or device and a network. It's based on the idea that "trust is good, but ...

At the Fourth Annual Workshop on Cyber Security in High Performance Computing (S-HPC), Lee will present key observations from the September 2025 HPC Security Technical Exchange, or STX 2025. The three ...

Zero Trust isn’t just for firewalls—your badge readers, cameras, and controllers are now frontline targets, and continuous device verification is the only way to keep them from becoming an attacker’s ...

In a time when cyberattacks are more sophisticated and damaging than ever, organizations worldwide are embracing a new approach to cybersecurity: Zero Trust Architecture. Unlike traditional security ...