In the fast-evolving landscape of cyber threats, South African
companies face a growing challenge to secure their digital assets.
As businesses become more interconnected and data-dependent, the
need for a robust cyber security strategy becomes paramount. One
approach gaining traction globally is the concept of Zero
Trust.
But what is Zero Trust?
At its core, Zero Trust challenges the traditional
notion that entities within a network should be implicitly
trusted. Instead, it advocates for a continuous
verification process, ensuring that trust is never assumed, and
security is upheld at every interaction. In simple terms,
Zero Trust is based on the premise that everyone and
everything requesting anything in your IT environment
must be verified before it can be trusted.
