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"Zero Trust Authentication and Identity and Access Management: How They Work Together"

The zero trust model for enterprise security is quickly becoming a necessity in the fight against cybercrime. One of the critical components of this model is Zero Trust Authentication. Rather than implicitly trusting login requests, Zero Trust Authentication denies access until both the user and device are vetted. It then continuously authenticates throughout the user session.

Zero Trust Authentication aims to prevent bad actors from gaining entry through lost or stolen credentials, which are by far the most common means of access for cybercriminals. A recent study attributes roughly half of all external breaches to credential theft. Reduce your risk of attack by instituting an authentication architecture that keeps attackers from accessing your resources.

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