Adopting a Zero Trust approach is a technology and business imperative
This infographic provides an easy-to-understand overiew of the benefits of a zero trust strategy for your cybersecurity. Zero trust is a "never trust, always verify" strategy to ensures cyber-thieves can't easily gain entrance to your data and applications, even if they have stolen credentials. How does it work? View this infographic for a quick look.
A Zero Trust approach is a proactive and integrated security model that continuously verifies every transaction, asserts least-privilege access, and relies on intelligence and real-time threat detection. It's not just a technological shift; it's essential for enhancing business agility and protecting sensitive data.
What are the key benefits of adopting Zero Trust?
Organizations adopting a Zero Trust strategy can experience several benefits, including a 50% reduction in the risk of data breaches, a 50% decrease in IT help desk calls, and an average return on investment of 92% within six months. Additionally, it facilitates remote work, improves compliance, and reduces the complexity of security management.
How does Zero Trust support remote work?
A Zero Trust model supports remote and hybrid work by ensuring continuous access and authentication, which helps protect sensitive business data. This approach allows organizations to confidently enable remote work while maintaining security and compliance across their digital landscape.
Adopting a Zero Trust approach is a technology and business imperative
published by Thales Security
Businesses and governments rely on Thales to bring trust to the billions of transactions they have with people. Our identity and data protection technologies help banks exchange funds, people cross borders, energy become smarter, and much more. More than 30,000 organizations already rely on Thales solutions to verify the identity of people and things, grant access to digital services, analyze vast quantities of information and encrypt data.
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