Tuesday, February 02, 2021

Zero trust: The model imposed in the implementation of cybersecurity systems

By 2022, the value of a business is projected to largely depend on how it protects its data and the strength of its cybersecurity. The increase in the exhibition area as a result of remote work of employees created new vectors of threats, with security teams forced to develop protocols for remote terminals.

The 2020 health crisis brought radical changes for the cybersecurity industry, with areas forced to support a remote workforce. The situation traditionally called BYOD (bring your own device), optional for some employees until 2020, has now become mandatory and put terminals on a battlefield where security solutions of companies did not have scope and where the security perimeter was from the employee himself. Google stated that it blocks more than 100 million phishing emails per day, and that 68% of them are new and never seen before scams.

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