Are you evaluating the right identities in your Zero Trust approach?
A Zero Trust network architecture (ZTNA), with its around-the-clock vigilance, monitoring, and auditing of user accounts, is widely seen as a viable option to guard a post-COVID hybird workplace. But an important question remains unanswered: is your ZTNA securing the right user accounts?

Authentication forms the basis of every security strategy, so it cannot be overlooked. With hybrid work models becoming the norm, it is imperative for authentication processes to be context-aware and sensitive to all unique user-related cases. Establishing context enables Zero Trust to closely evaluate entities on the basis of the impending risk they bring to a network.

You will learn about:
Making authentication granular yet frictionless
Making verification passwordless by leveraging unique identity factors
Deploying contextual authentication for a smarter Zero Trust strategy
Authenticating the human and non-human identities of a network