The article discusses the shift from traditional perimeter security to zero-trust security models in response to the increasing complexity and frequency of cyber threats. It emphasizes that organizations must adapt by validating identities rigorously and implementing least-privilege policies, including dynamic access controls. Given recent high-profile cyber attacks, the need for zero-trust has become critical. SRM leaders are urged to strengthen identity verification methods and ensure resilience across all organizational facets by 2025, aligning security strategies with the realities of a connected landscape.
The recent cyber attacks have highlighted the inadequacies of traditional security methods, prompting a shift towards zero-trust as a crucial strategy for organizations.
In a future driven by zero-trust principles, focus on identity verification and dynamic access controls will be essential to combat evolving cyber threats.
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