Zero Trust Security: Never trust, always verify!
It's time to get serious about cracking down on data breaches
Data BreachDefenceEndpoint Security
Organisations spent a combined £123 billion on cybersecurity in 2016 and 2017. During the same period, 66 percent of organisations experienced an average of five or more data breaches. A larger security budget simply won’t solve the cyber security problem. An entirely new approach is required — Zero Trust Security.
The benefits of Zero Trust Security are crucially important in this climate of ever increasing number and scope of security breaches. Zero Trust Security:
- Covers the broadest range of attack surfaces, ranging from users, endpoints, and networks to resources
- Enables organisations to increase business agility through the secure adoption of cloud and mobile solutions
- Provides a framework to properly manage the risk of exposing sensitive apps and infrastructure to business partners
- Creates satisfied, productive users by ensuring the proper controls are in place to address appropriate levels of risk without requiring a heavy-handed, maximum-control approach regardless of the risk posed
Join Barry Scott, EMEA CTO to learn more about Zero Trust, what it means for your business and how you can put it into practice.
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Centrify’s Barry Scott has over 25 years of UNIX, Windows and Linux experience working for many major organisations in various Infrastructure Operations and Architecture roles, across different industry verticals. For the past 12 years, Barry has been helping organisations manage their Identity Management and Auditing challenges, focusing on security, regulatory compliance and operational efficiency, especially using “AD bridge" technology. Barry's current role is focused around enabling Centrify customers to use infrastructure they already own – Microsoft's Active Directory – to control, secure and audit heterogeneous systems, mobile devices and applications, and also providing them a unified identity service across data centre, cloud and mobile using Centrify's on-premises and Cloud-based solutions.