What are practical projects for implementing zero trust?
Many IT security leaders are embracing zero trust as an effective approach in today’s cloud-first world. But what does it take to move from a zero trust strategy to active implementation?
We believe Gartner® recent report, What Are Practical Projects for Implementing Zero Trust?, has the answers. You’ll read recommendations and best practices for building your zero trust foundation, including how to:
- Create a secure, common federated identity management system
- Apply adaptive access for more granular resource access control
- Roll out user-to-application segmentation (ZTNA)
Make zero trust a reality at your organization with this hands-on guidance from Gartner.
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