As banks battle cybersecurity threats that involve insiders, the National Institute of Standards and Technology has updated its advice around zero-trust architecture to emphasize how companies can ...

U.S. government agencies are taking concerted steps to implement a zero-trust architecture to protect critical systems and data. Those efforts include meeting specific cybersecurity standards and ...

In 2025, Zero-Trust Architecture is more than just cybersecurity. It also protects data privacy and ensures compliance. With Sovy’s help, you can align your zero trust security with GDPR, CCPA, and ...

SaaS-based zero-trust architecture cybersecurity solutions aided by AI and ML are now a necessity to protect supply chains from cyberattacks.

A zero-trust architecture is one designed to require authorization from a central point—often referred to as a trust algorithm—for individuals or devices trying to access specific resources ...

Tackling the zero trust architecture pillars has been filled with trade-offs and shifting strategies of that kind for agency CISOs. Saunders, for example, said funding was the “biggest challenge” for ...

Therefore, shifting to zero trust architecture is increasingly being embraced by organizations. It is also taking hold in governments; for example, President Joe Biden’s Executive Order to improve the ...

NIST SP 1800-35 Vol B and C, Implementing a Zero Trust Architecture, Provides Reference Architectures and How To Guides for Integrating Radiant Logic with other ZTA Technologies ...

It’s no wonder, then, that zero trust architecture is gaining ground. In September, The Pentagon announced a review of plans to implement zero trust across the military by 2027. Getting this right is ...

Implementing Zero Trust is no longer optional. It’s a strategic imperative. But with a flood of solutions and vendors all claiming to be the answer, navigating your options can be overwhelming.

Zero trust is an approach to cybersecurity based on the idea that no user or asset should be trusted by default. The main tenets of zero trust are: “never trust, always verify,” assume breach ...