What is Native Zero Trust Remote PAM?
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Presentation
From Zero to Hero:
The 4 pillars of real Zero Trust Strategy
By Jonathan Fussner
Beyond the marketing term, an effective Zero Trust strategy provides business agility and improved performance:
- Grants and enforces the least privilege access for JUST the time of use.
- Goes beyond the traditional “security perimeter” which was the network zones.
- Introduces a new paradigm: connect only according to the user/device context.
- Restricts connections to the least right and least time required.
- Limits access to the functions needed to be used on an IT resource.
Jonathan Fussner (Head of cyberelements) explains in this presentation:
From Zero to Hero
The 4 pillars of real Zero Trust Strategy
Why Zero Trust is not only about access policy management and enforcement. It is a set of intrinsic characteristics of an access infrastructure that must take into account contextual access, protection of authentication secrets, and protection of resources & applications.
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