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When you’re working towards a Zero-Trust model, you can’t afford to ignore legacy systems. Here are the questions you should be asking, and the best practices for ensuring legacy technology is part of your strategy from the start.
Lacking necessary visibility and internal enforcement capabilities, traditional perimeter security couldn’t distinguish between what was in scope and what wasn’t, so made it impossible for businesses to remain truly compliant. Micro-segmentation using the Zero Trust model provides visibility and allows you to enforce tight controls on data that is in scope, and retain flexibility and visibility over your heterogeneous environment as a whole.
“Never trust, always verify.” But, how can you verify what you can’t see? A strong zero trust model starts with an intuitive and accurate map of your entire data center, updated in real time and with valuable business context and grouping. If you’re thinking about Zero Trust for your enterprise, here’s where it begins.
According to Forrester, Zero Trust is a must-have in today’s evolving threat landscape. Automation, tight policy, secure access and least privilege are some of Guardicore’s best practices to make a success of this model. But how can you bring it all together?
