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Reduce Third Party Risk with Zero Trust Network Access

Internally hosted resources harboring sensitive PII or intellectual property may reside anywhere, from your on-premises data center to public cloud services such as AWS, Azure or GCP. Third parties accessing these resources pose an additional risk, expanding your attack surface to contractors, vendors, resellers and...

How to Implement Zero Trust Corporate Access

Often associated with an identity-centric perimeter zero trust network access (ZTNA) architecture helps organizations reduce their attack surface by eliminating network-layer risks, but is not without its complexity and implementation challenges.

ZTNA Buyer's Guide

With no native support for multi-cloud, BYOD and hybrid work, it's time to reconsider your remote work security strategy. Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) solutions move from implicit trust to explicit identity-based access controls, applied at the network, application and in-app levels.

Zero Trust at Scale

What are the effects of integrating a Zero Trust security strategy?

Buyers Guide to Identity and Access Management Solutions in a Zero Trust Era

We created a new buyer’s guide to help you vet the landscape of Identity and Access Management (IAM) vendors for solutions that can meet your unique needs. Here's why. Amid your daily deluge of security alerts, the idea of shopping for a new IAM solution might feel daunting. But chances are, you have a...

Traditional VPN: Not The Apt Solution for Today’s Remote Workforce

Download this white paper to learn about a seamless and responsive VPN-less solution

GigaOm Report| Choosing Your ZTNA Vendor: An Expert Insight

Download this report and get in-depth guidance on why ZTNA is the best fit.

The Essential Guide to Zero Trust

Now more than ever, organizations are turning to a zero trust strategy to secure their data and systems. And high-profile breaches, cloud migration and an ever-expanding attack surface mean that a shift in approach is critical.

Zero Trust Enterprise for Healthcare Organizations

Download this guide to learn more about supporting the unique cybersecurity needs of the healthcare industry.

Federal Zero Trust Strategy: OMB M-22-09 sets new goals

The Cybersecurity Executive Order requires every federal agency to adopt zero trust, and OMB published an updated Federal Zero Trust Strategy in Memorandum M-22-09. It outlines three Identity goals that every agency must achieve by the end of fiscal year 2024.Download this whitepaper to learn how you can quickly...

Checklist: Is Zero Trust In Your Cybersecurity Strategy?

Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) is one of the biggest concepts in cybersecurity, and for good reason – it’s one of the most secure and reliable ways to protect critical assets, like systems, networks, applications, and data, from bad actors or inappropriate user access. Use this Zero Trust checklist as a...

Zero Trust Begins with Identity

The Cybersecurity Executive Order requires every federal agency to adopt zero trust, and the CISA Zero Trust Maturity Model aids the transition. It shows five pillars of zero trust, and the first is Identity. Download this whitepaper and learn why zero trust begins with identity, and how to quickly achieve optimal...

Three Ways to Integrate Active Directory with Your SaaS Applications

The adoption rate for software as a service (SaaS) has grown dramatically. However SaaS applications tend to be siloed, and that has made managing user access and authorization an increasing challenge. The task of onboarding users is a time-intensive, manual process that involves administrators across multiple...

Best Practices for Securing Identity in the Cloud with CyberArk and AWS

Establishing Zero Trust in hybrid cloud environments starts with strong access management. From multi-factor authentication to least privilege access, this eBook covers best practices for securing Identity in the cloud with CyberArk Identity Security Solutions and AWS IAM Solutions, including:-Single Sign-On (SSO) and...

Zero Trust at Scale eBook

What does Zero Trust at Cisco look like? When we think about zero trust at Cisco, four things need to happen every time someone tries to access an application: We verify the user We confirm that the device is up-to-date and healthy We validate that a Cisco-managed device is being used The application can be...