A new set of Zero Trust Implementation Guidelines (ZIGs) detailing how organizations can progress to target-level zero trust ...

Cyber fusion centers make zero-trust more effective by improving visibility, automating response, and shrinking the window for attacks.

Zero trust means no automatic trust; access is verified continuously. Key domains include identity, devices, applications, data, and telemetry. Experts emphasize scalable, incremental adoption for ...

Zscaler disrupted the market with the introduction of Zscaler Private Access™ (ZPA™), leading a global shift away from traditional VPNs and toward a true Zero Trust architecture. By utilizing a ...

Overview of the Agentic Trust Framework (ATF), an open governance spec applying Zero Trust to autonomous AI agents, with ...

Cybersecurity experts share insights on Zero trust, which is not a product; but a concept with no precise route.

Zero-trust architecture is designed to defend against known threats, yet it often falls short when faced with unknown vulnerabilities. As cyber-attacks occur every 39 seconds, the static nature of ...

SquareX developed a Browser Detection and Response product to monitor and respond to client-side threats within browsers.

Artificial intelligence has fundamentally changed cybersecurity. AI now powers both sides of the conflict: attackers use it to automate, scale, and adapt ...

The acquisition adds browser controls to Zscaler’s Zero Trust Exchange to protect against phishing, data leakage, and AI risks.

Zero-trust security is based on the principle of “never trust, always verify”—but it’s more than a buzzword. It requires every user, device and application, whether inside or outside an organization, ...

Zscaler (ZS) acquired SquareX to enhance Zero Trust security capabilities directly within standard browsers for the AI era. The acquisition enables organizations to deploy lightweight browser ...