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A beginner’s guide to implementing zero-trust architecture

Online Computers

The term “zero trust” was popularized by John Kindervag of Forrester Research in 2010 when he described the concept of security as “Never trust, always verify.” Such access control policies may include: User authentication – Verifies the identity of users using strong authentication methods such as multi-factor authentication (MFA).

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Changes Continue in Cyber Insurance

Pure Storage

In 2010, cyber insurance premiums totaled a mere $600,000. With the threat landscape becoming increasingly active, premiums are likely to continue to rise. Applications are commonly rejected if fundamental controls, such as multi-factor authentication, separate backups, and endpoint detection and response, are not in place.

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What the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Means for Security and Life Safety Companies

Security Industry Association

For example, 84% of transit buses have security cameras according to a recent survey by the American Public Transportation Association , up from around half in 2010. . Newer vehicles are often equipped or retrofitted with safety technologies incorporating cameras, network video recorders and other equipment.