Coming Soon: New Ebook on Zero Trust Security
Summer is nearly here, but it’s also a season of skeletal workforces and reduced resources. Protecting the digital surface is an ever-evolving battle of trust that often leaves organizations to react to a breach rather than proactively addressing it.
With blurred lines of trust, securing today’s entire digital surface is calling for a zero trust approach, but many aren’t sure how to realize that vision.
The understanding and adoption of a zero trust framework remains inconsistent, leading to security incidents rising exponentially, with the average cost of a breach at about $4.24 million — a 10% rise from the average cost in 2019 which was $3.86 million.
In our forthcoming ebook, “Trust No One and Automate (Almost) Everything: Building a Modern Zero Trust Strategy,” The New Stack’s long-time contributor, Emily Omier, has interviewed some of the industry’s foremost experts on keeping systems and data safe in a distributed, cloud environment.
It’s a quick read to help you develop a zero trust vision and identify areas that can make its implementation impactful. Be the first to pre-register for this new ebook.
Why the Cloud Demands a New Approach
This book provides valuable insight into:
- What zero trust is.
- Why the old “castle-and-moat” approach doesn’t work on the cloud.
- What authentication and authorization mean in a zero-trust environment.
- How cultural changes support a zero-trust strategy.
- The role automation plays in ensuring security.
Thank you to our sponsor, Torq, for making this ebook possible.
