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While the world struggles to adapt to the pandemic-induced ‘new normal,’ many businesses have chosen to keep their employees home for more extended periods. Some companies also adjust their business models and implement hybrid ones in which workers have ease of functioning both in the workplace and remotely. This hybrid

About Zero Trust Demo Forum - Year 2021 Edition The Zero Trust Demo Forum event happened during March-2021, comprising insightful panel discussions, enterprise presentations, and seminars by the world’s foremost  Zero Trust Security providers, and creating an interconnected educational environment for IT security leaders to evaluate and assess Zero

The past year has seen remote access and remote functioning at their peak. With more than half of the world’s population confined to their homes, the only way to keep moving was through remote and virtual systems. While companies have tried to acclimatise their processes to a remote work

The digital security landscape has evolved by leaps and bounds in the last year. With the increasing number of employees working remotely, the traditional “boundaries” for data and communications have all but washed away. With threats like Phishing, and Lateral Movement Attacks on the rise, the need for a viable

As the world gets increasingly reliant on the remote workforce, sensitive and valuable corporate data that once safely resided within protected networks, is flowing outwards. Simply put, the enterprise perimeter has not only expanded, but it has also become much more distributed and complex. In the new world, employees, clients,

In light of the ever-evolving nature of the IT industry, it is surprising to see that certain technologies have continued to be stagnant in terms of metamorphosing to match industry needs. Foremost among these are remote-access VPNs. Though they were considered revolutionary when first introduced in the 1990s, with the

In the new normal where businesses have employed a new ‘work from home’ model, also known as a virtual and remote working model. The corporate data, resources, and confidential information are no longer limited to the Corporate office boundaries and require remote workforce security. With Cloud Computing taking the charge,

‘In Zero Trust we Trust’, is how one would describe the biggest security transformation that has occurred in the past 6 months. With the unprecedented rise in remote workforces, and the accompanying security and operational challenges it has brought about, the mantra for a secure business model in 2020 has

How to Implement Zero Trust Security: Business leaders often have strategic goals and objectives to provide unique services to their target customers and increase the market share in their respective industries. Today, changing regulatory requirements, along with growing privacy regulations, potential data breaches across business sectors, and increasing adoption of