To build a zero-trust network, enterprises must clearly understand their organizational requirements and objectives. Furthermore, they need to identify and assess the risks associated with their current network infrastructure. Only after conducting a comprehensive risk assessment can organizations decide whether or not to implement a zero-trust network.
Implementing a zero-trust network has various benefits, such as improved security posture, better data protection, and enhanced user experience. However, enterprises must remember that zero-trust networks can be complex and challenging to manage. Therefore, they need to clearly understand their organizational needs before deciding to implement such a network.
The zero trust model has attained popularity recently as the number of remote employees has grown. In addition, many companies now allow employees to work from home, which can create security risks if the remote workers need to be properly authenticated.
