Zero Trust Explained

Zero Trust is a framework that secures infrastructure, services and data for today's digital transformation changes, It’s an evolution of defence-in-depth. Learn more about Zero Trust and what it means for your organisation. 

Master Security with Zero Trust

What is Zero Trust?

Zero Trust deals specifically with challenges in modern business, Digital Trust requires Zero Trust, including hybrid cloud setups and helps address supply chain attacks, insider threats and ransomware breaches.

When properly implemented, not only helps prevent hackers from gaining access to networks, systems, and data but also shortens detection and reaction times if anything suspicious gets through.

 

Why is Zero Trust important?

Traditional models are not effective against modern threats. Zero Trust assumes no user or device can be trusted.

You are in a hostile environment, and you will be compromised. Zero Trust skills ensures professionals are equipped to implement the robust security measures required from taking a Zero Trust approach, avoiding the risk of failed or stalled Zero Trust projects.

What are 5 pillars of Zero Trust?

1) Assume a Hostile Environment
2) Presume you will be Breached
3) Never Trust, Aways Verify
4) Scrutinise Explicitly
5) Apply Unified Analytics

Why Zero Trust Matters

Insights

60%
of organisations will embrace Zero Trust by 2025.
50%
of Zero Trust implementations fail or stall due to the lack of available Zero Trust skilled individuals.
59%
of Zero Trust initiatives are sponsored by either the CIO or CEO.
The benefits of Zero Trust

Leveraging Zero Trust skills delivers capabilities that can help businesses synchronise, amplify, and connect current and future technology investments to business value.

Zero Trust helps organisations break down silos, and unifies cybersecurity, finance, IT, and business leadership perspectives to drive impact and transformational change across core business components - people, processes, and technology.

The top benefits of Zero Trust

  1. Cost Reduction and Optimisation
    Operational resilience
  2. Improving Business Agility
    Facilitating Compliance
  3. Preserving Reputation and Brand Value
  4. IT Risk Reduction
  5. Secure Adoption of New Technology
  6. Accelerating Business Unit Integration (M&A)
  7. Better Leverage Existing Investments
  8. Improved Data Visibility and Data Analytics
  9. Improving User Experience
  10. Supporting Strategic Business Initiatives
  11. Reinventing Business Processes
  12. Better Meet Customer Security Requirements
What our experts say

Insights from the experts

"Zero Trust is the future of security and digital trust, assume you are in a hostile environment and you will be compromised. Zero Trust has been highjacked by the tech vendors for too long.

It's as much a hearts and minds change, a cornerstone of any security strategy, an inevitable requirement, to help secure your supply chain and required skill for organisations looking to remain at the forefront of innovation and keep up with evolving cybersecurity threats.

Richard Beck

Cyber Security Portfolio Director

Zero Trust Training

Certificate of Competence in Zero Trust

The industry’s first authoritative Zero Trust Training. The CCZT enables you to understand and implement Zero Trust principles into business planning, enterprise architectures, and technology deployments. Building on the foundational principle of Zero Trust, that no part of a computing and networking system can be implicitly trusted, including the humans operating it, this course was developed to give you the knowledge and skills necessary to implement a Zero Trust strategy and reduce risk.

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