As cyber threats become increasingly sophisticated, conventional perimeter-based security models are proving insufficient. The Zero Trust security model emerges as a revolutionary approach, challenging the conventional notion of trusted internal and untrusted external networks. This paradigm shift emphasizes the necessity for a robust, identity-based approach to access control and continuous trust verification.
According to Gartner, by 2023, 60% of enterprises are expected to phase out VPNs in favor of Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), reflecting the growing adoption of this model. Sandeep Reddy Gudimetla’s article explores the innovative aspects of the Zero Trust model, highlighting its profound impact on enhancing organizational security.
Zero Trust Principles and Technologies
Micro-segmentation
Micro-segmentation, a cornerstone of Zero Trust architecture, divides the network into smaller segments with specific security policies. This approach limits breach impacts by isolating zones and enforcing strict communication rules. A study by the Enterprise Strategy Group found that 68% of companies implementing micro-segmentation saw a significant reduction in …