Articles about Zero Trust

Why zero trust begins with the right security partner

By combining continuous monitoring, automation and advanced analytics, MSSPs help organisations put zero trust principles into practice, says Ivaan Captieux, information security consultant at Galix.

African connectivity needs an African answer

inq. EdgeSentry offers a fully managed connectivity and security service designed specifically for African infrastructure conditions.

Operationalising zero trust – the role of MXDR

Zero trust’s tactics of network micro-segmentation and least privilege access are strengthened by MXDR’s incident response technologies and human responses, says Logicalis.

AI meets zero trust: Security's power duo

By pairing AI with zero trust architecture, companies can build more modern, robust security frameworks, says Dolos.

VPN is dead. Long live zero trust, ZTNA 2.0

ZTNA 2.0 inspects all traffic and enforces least-privilege access continuously, says Koobasen Moodley, Cybersecurity: principal security architect at NEC XON.

Restoring trust will take all of us

The proliferation of scams and fraud, fuelled by advanced technology, is contributing to a general collapse of trust.

Changing cyber security risk in Africa demands greater focus on resilience

While data resilience is the bedrock of a zero trust security platform, companies also require data observability and data remediation capabilities.

Liquid C2, Cloudflare showcase advanced zero trust

The companies hosted a webinar focused on demystifying the concept of zero trust.

Implement guardrails to support safer GenAI use

A zero trust approach may be necessary to ensure GenAI is being used in a secure manner.

Intelys is the most specialised Fortinet partner in Africa

The managed services provider was officially recognised by Fortinet and aims to become an expert partner in the next 12 months.

Security must drive quest for full automation in networks

Nokia’s global head of security says communication service providers cannot overlook the critical importance of security.

Lessons from 2024 cyber security breaches: How to protect your business in 2025

By infiltrating third-party vendors, cyber criminals accessed larger organisations, says Ross Anderson, business unit manager at Duxbury Networking.