Cloud migration and distributed workforces change how organizations need to secure their digital data. This paper outlines seven best practices to protect critical IT resources and accelerate implementation of Zero Trust.

Read Applying Zero Trust Principles to Devices to learn:

• Why Zero Trust is needed at the device level
• What NIST, DISA, Gartner and Forrester are recommending
• How to integrate user and device authentication into access decisions
• What is required for a great user experience

To defend against today's threats a new approach is necessary to secure enterprise assets, applications and data. This includes validating the integrity and security of devices accessing corporate resources.

Read this whitepaper to learn:

• Why traditional approaches to device security are not sufficient
• How to apply device identity to user access decisions
• How to enable immediate and efficient resolution when issues are identified

Trusting end-user devices has now a whole different meaning with new guidance in NIST and DISA Zero Trust reference architectures. This whitepaper covers all important requirements for device trust, including new guidance to reduce risk and meet compliance mandates.

Read this whitepaper to learn:

• Important requirements to apply Zero Trust to devices
• How to assess your posture with the Zero Trust maturity model
• How to apply Zero Trust to devices without disrupting user experience

68% of Security professionals plan to use Zero Trust for devices. But applying Zero Trust principals to devices is difficult to achieve.

Why? Our survey of 388 IT Security professionals cites support issues, administrative burden, disruption to end-user access and lack of remediation options as the top obstacles.

Read Zero Trust and the Challenge of Device Security to learn:

• How your peers view Zero Trust and device security
• The biggest challenges in implementing Zero Trust
• How far along others are in the adoption curve
• How to overcome obstacles to implementation