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Beyond security, zero trust for business enablement
Zero trust does not have to be approached in an all-or-nothing manner. There are many incremental steps that can be taken toward achieving a true zero trust environment, each with distinct benefits. For example, rather than trying to migrate everything to zero trust immediately, an organization can begin with a single department or set of applications. Starting with user-to-workload segmentation can produce immediate performance returns for participants and may render legacy systems redundant - leading to further savings. Other steps could include macro segmentation of VPC instances, and eventually, fully implemented identity-based segmentation across users, IoT/OT devices, and workloads. Every step of the zero trust journey strengthens security while also improving productivity, business processes, and reducing costs.
Zero trust, one step at a time
What should you focus on when planning your organization’s zero trust journey?
What is a good first step for organizations moving toward zero trust?
Who should be involved in discussions around zero trust?
Can zero trust be achieved through doing a simple “lift and shift” of applications into the cloud?
Overcoming challenges and reaping rewards
What should you consider during the planning stage to avoid problems during zero trust implementation?
Who is ultimately responsible for the zero trust implementation, and how should they monitor progress?
How do you handle organizational resources or technology that cannot migrate into the zero trust solution?
Can zero trust deliver benefits before being fully implemented?
What are some security benefits that occur on the path toward zero trust?
What are some financial benefits that occur on the path toward zero trust?
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