Building cyber resilience through zero-trust
Who is this Discussion Paper for?
CIOs and technology leaders who want to modernize defenses for their enterprise and regain control through a zero-trust approach.
Challenges you’re facing:
- Your digital infrastructure is becoming increasingly complex, leading to gaps in your security posture
- You are facing dual security threats across the enterprise, with malicious actors exploiting vulnerabilities and weaknesses externally and employees introducing inadvertent risks internally
- You are struggling to align people, processes, and technologies to deliver long-term resilience
What you’ll learn in this Discussion Paper:
- A practical definition of zero-trust and ZTNA and a guide to applying these approaches effectively across your modern enterprise
- Some dangerous myths about zero-trust that every savvy CIO must debunk to get ahead
- A five-step methodology for building a ZTNA-ready architecture across your organization
- Key insights into how AI and SD-WAN work together to enhance resilience
- Advice on how to build a zero-trust implementation that helps you avoid costly lock-in and enhance network security
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“Zero-trust is often misunderstood as simply adding another layer of technology. In reality, it represents a paradigm shift moving away from securing the traditional network perimeter to treating all traffic and users as untrusted until verified. Many still perceive zero-trust as being about network sites and IP addresses, when its true power lies in focusing on users, their identities, and the specific resources they need to access.”
FAQs
How can senior security leaders build cyber resilience with zero-trust and partnerships?
Building cyber resilience with a zero-trust strategy is a journey best supported by a third-party partner, such as Coevolve, who can serve as a guiding light. A zero-trust expert can assist in debunking myths, misinformation, and confusion often perpetuated by other vendors. Coevolve provides support, knowledge, and guidance focused on enhancing cyber resilience.
How will this Discussion Paper help me?
The Discussion Paper offers insights for CIOs and technology leaders who want clarity on the zero-trust approach to network security. Rather than treating zero-trust as a one-size-fits-all solution, the paper challenges common assumptions and explores how to implement zero-zero thoughtfully in your modern enterprise, with a focus on ZTNA and SD-WAN.