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Cyber Minds

You're reading from   Cyber Minds Insights on cybersecurity across the cloud, data, artificial intelligence, blockchain, and IoT to keep you cyber safe

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jan 2020
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ISBN-13 9781789807004
Length 252 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Shira Rubinoff Shira Rubinoff
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Table of Contents (13) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Integrating Humans and Technology – Four Steps to Cyber Hygiene 2. How Risky Behavior Leads to Data Breaches FREE CHAPTER 3. Blockchain – The Unwritten Chapter on Cybersecurity 4. Cybersecurity in the Cloud – What You Need to Know 5. The World's Biggest Data Breaches – Proactive and Reactive Approaches 6. Trends in Cybersecurity 7. Staying Cybersecure in the IoT Revolution 8. Cyberwars – Bringing Military Lessons to Modern Information Security 9. Can Artificial Intelligence (AI) be Trusted to Run Cybersecurity? 10. Conclusion 11. Other Books You May Enjoy
12. Index

Zero Trust

Zero Trust dictates that organizations should not give automatic access to anything inside or outside of its perimeters that requests access. Instead, every attempt to access data needs to be verifiable before access is granted. Zero Trust means zero access until that entity can be properly authorized, and this policy extends to machines, IP addresses, and the like.

Zero Trust also creates additional steps, whereby someone who got access to certain area doesn't suddenly have free reign over all of your data. In the past, if a bad actor successfully made it inside your perimeter, they became trusted and further access would be granted.

In the same way, people inside of organizations who had access to a particular subset of data, automatically had access all of the data, even if it wasn't appropriate for their line of work. Instead, Zero Trust limits access to data appropriately.

Instituting Zero Trust is undeniably effective, if it's made as easy...

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