With a Zero Trust approach, you can secure your hybrid work environment.
We are operating in the most complex cybersecurity landscape we’ve ever seen. Sophisticated and determined attackers are the norm. And we all are preparing for the next great disruption—hybrid work.
Security has never been more important, and as I shared in another Security blog today, it’s clearer than ever that a Zero Trust approach, which basically means you have to assume breach, will be critical to success. We’ve been listening and working closely with our customers around the world and rapidly innovating to help you to secure and protect your organizations. Today, I’d like to share some of our latest updates across security, compliance, identity, and management in response to that feedback to help you in your Zero Trust journey.
The hybrid work environment, with some users working remotely and others in group office settings, introduces more digital attack surfaces, complexity, and risk as perimeters are now increasingly fluid. As such, a Zero Trust strategy will be top of mind for many organizations because its principles—verify explicitly, grant least privileged access, and assume breach—help maintain security amid the IT complexity that comes with hybrid work.
