White Paper
The Role of Network Segmentation in Zero Trust Architectures: A Survey of IT & Security Professionals
Nine out of ten IT and security professionals say Zero Trust is “very” or “extremely” important for improving overall security posture; nearly 70% agree that microsegmentation is very important or essential for achieving Zero Trust. However, just 5% are microsegmenting their networks today, uncovering a clear disconnect in the journey to Zero Trust.
Learn what’s driving the divide (and how to overcome it) in this report, based on a survey of IT and security professionals across more than a dozen industries. In it, you’ll find insights like:
- Cyber professionals’ top security concerns as they struggle to secure an ever-expanding number of network assets.
- Industry views on the NSA’s Zero Trust model and where most organizations rank on the maturity scale for microsegmentation.
- The methods your peers are using to segment their networks today.
- Top challenges with implementing microsegmentation and the factors that can help streamline deployment or maximize value, such as agentless and automated solutions.
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