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In the market guide, Gartner states that ZTNA augments traditional VPN technologies for application access, and removes the excessive trust once required to allow employees and partners to connect and collaborate. More

Okta, CrowdStrike, Netskope and Proofpoint have joined forces to develop and launch an integrated, zero trust security strategy, stating that this is crucial for today’s digital and remote working environments.More

“As organisations were forced to transform overnight to allow for remote work, a host of endpoint security issues that have either been ignored or invisible until now were brought to the forefront."More

Techday spoke with Ping Identity country manager for A/NZ and Japan, Ashley Diffey, on how zero-trust is favourable over perimeter-based security, and what the changes in work mean for businesses in a post-COVID-19 world.More

Despite its clear benefits, very few organisations have turned the concept of Zero Trust into a security practice, Forescout finds.More

Zero trust network access is helping organisations address the protection problem posed by mobile computing and cloud-based applications.More

“Though it is encouraging to see so many organisations are pursuing ZTNA to close gaps created by VPNs, I am surprised that more than half of those surveyed believe their current infrastructure is reliable enough to protect the enterprise."More

Pulse Secure aims to enable enterprise and service provider organisations to progress Zero Trust security and mitigate hybrid IT risks.More

Symantec was recognised as a Leader based on current offering, strategy, and market presence with the highest overall ranking for current offerings.More

According to a new report, quantum computing will be a destabiliser for the telecom sector, making PKI obsolete in the near future.More

Increased time outside of the official workplace has become the reality of working life for employees in a rapidly digitising economy.More

The Ping Identity model provides numerous starting points for architecting Zero Trust security. More

Today’s DDoS attacks are more prevalent, multi-vector in nature and morph over time.More

61% of IT organisations have little to modest confidence to mitigate access security threats, despite a majority significantly increasing their near-term budget.More

Security used to be much simpler: employees would log in to their PC at the beginning of the working day and log off at the end. That PC wasn’t going anywhere, as it was way too heavy to lug around.More

Enterprises are wanting to gain the trust of their customers, but are often found blindly defending themselves.More

The core principles of zero trust reflect the reality of today’s complex, heterogenous enterprise network environments.More

“Our borderless world provides unprecedented freedom and convenience, but also breeds a whole new set of cybersecurity risks and concerns.”More

As early as July 2019, Australian banks will need to have a system in place that both benefits customers and protects their personal data. More

Over time, the basic zero trust model has evolved and matured into what Forrester calls the Zero Trust eXtended (ZTX) Ecosystem. More

Traditional perimeter-based security strategies – once the backbone of enterprise security – simply no longer apply.More