As more and more employees prefer to work remotely and IoT devices flood networks and environments, it becomes increasingly important to verify devices and users accessing corporate data and applications.…
Zero trust may seem like just another security buzzword, but organizations are increasingly finding reasons to take the zero-trust approach to network security. In the early days of the internet,…
Corporate risk managers and security professionals understand that risk is not a problem that can be solved, but rather a process that must be managed. As such, they are constantly…
Zero-trust frameworks comprise multiple security elements, and one of those elements is the network. It is responsible for creating the physical and logical perimeter that separates the trusted infrastructure from…
Figure 1 presents the logical components of a policy framework. The essential logical entities are the policy decision point (PDP) and policy enforcement point (PEP). To access the specific resource,…