The zero-trust security model is a cybersecurity approach that denies access to an enterprise's digital resources by default and grants authenticated users and devices tailored, siloed access to only ...

Perimeter security is no longer the best option for enterprise IT departments. A far more flexible architecture is needed that focuses on users, devices and services. The concept of zero trust was ...

Enterprises once relied on perimeter-first security because enterprise systems operated like traditional single player games where data, servers and the game application resided in a single device or ...

Enterprises are racing to embed large language models (LLMs) into critical workflows ranging from contract review to customer support. But most organizations remain wedded to perimeter-based security ...

The traditional concept of a "secure perimeter" has effectively evaporated. As the workforce has transitioned from centralized offices to a hybrid model spanning kitchen tables, coffee shops, and ...

Zero trust has become the dominant security narrative of the past decade, and rightly so. Its core principles, never trust, always verify; assume breach; enforce least privilege, have reshaped how ...

This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. Adopting a zero-trust model isn’t just about adding more checkpoints and approval steps; ...

NET's AI-focused security strategy is creating new opportunities for Zero Trust and SASE growth as enterprises deploy AI agents.

Murat Balaban is the founder and CEO of Zenarmor (formerly known as Sunny Valley Networks). Balaban spent more than 15 years building large scale commercial and open source products, and previously co ...

In this interview, Chris Webber, VP, Product Marketing at Teleport, explains why zero trust principles need to change for AI agents. He covers how agents act fast, unpredictably, and continuously, and ...