The Year of Zero Trust - Why Traditional Security Measures Are No Longer Enough
Traditional security measures focus on perimeter defense, but Zero Trust assumes all users and devices are potential threats. Verify identity and access rights before granting access to sensitive data. Implementing Zero Trust in 2024 will help prevent lateral movement, reduce attack surfaces, and protect against increasingly sophisticated threats.The perimeter is no longer the boundary, and the network is no longer the destination. In a Zero Trust world, every user, device, and connection is a potential threat, and verification is the new norm.
John Kindervag, Creator of Zero Trust
The Rise of AI-Powered Cyberattacks: How to Protect Your Business in 2024
AI-powered cyberattacks use machine learning to evade detection and exploit vulnerabilities. To protect your business, implement AI-powered security tools, conduct regular security audits, and educate employees on emerging threats. Stay ahead of attackers by adopting a proactive, adaptive security posture that leverages AI-driven insights and automation.
The AI-powered cyberattack is a game-changer. It's like having a super-smart, super-fast, and super-sneaky attacker who can adapt and evolve on the fly. We need to up our game to stay ahead of these threats.
Cynthia Breazeal, MIT Professor and AI Expert
Beyond Passwords: The Future of Authentication in 2024 and Beyond
Passwordless authentication methods like biometrics, behavioral analysis, and token-based systems offer enhanced security and user experience. In 2024, expect increased adoption of passwordless tech, enabling businesses to reduce password-related risks, improve compliance, and streamline access management. Prepare for a passwordless future by exploring alternative authentication methods.
Passwords are a relic of the past. They're cumbersome, insecure, and a major headache for users and IT teams alike. It's time to move beyond passwords and embrace a more secure, more convenient, and more user-friendly authentication future.
Andrew Shikiar, Executive Director of the FIDO Alliance