Is your zero trust program at risk of failure? [Q&A]

Zero trust is no longer a 'nice to have' for cybersecurity leaders. As organizations embrace hybrid and remote workforces, the volume of cyberattacks and data breaches involving unauthorized access to networks, applications and systems has surged. In response, cybersecurity leaders are striving to adopt a zero trust approach to security to reduce the risk of data breaches, ransomware and insider threats. However, the success of these efforts are being undermined by a variety of factors. We spoke to Tom Ammirati, CRO at PlainID, to discuss the challenges of adopting zero trust. BN: What are the most common pitfalls of transitioning… [Continue Reading]